Inspired by Manuel Moreale:

But I recently realized that tiers are the wrong approach. At least for me. I believe in kindness. I believe that if you decide to support something I do, you should get all the benefits, no matter how much you pay.

I also realized that 1$+/month is the best price possible when it comes to supporting online creators. The 1$ part means you can set it up and forget about it because it’s a low enough amount that won’t make too much of a difference for the majority of people who are considering supporting online creators. The + part allows you to contribute more if you want to do so. And that’s just perfect.

Members

Jarrod Blundy, heydingus.net — Support

A personal blog covering technology, Shortcuts, the great outdoors, and anything else I'm enthusiastic about.

Manuel Moreale, manuelmoreale.com — Support

A blog where I write about everything I find interesting and that’s primarily technology, people, and how the two interact.

Gosha Tcherednitchenko, gosh.net — Support

Amit Gawande, amitgawande.com — Support

A software developer and a writer, I publish personal stories & how-tos and code utility services around blogging.

Kevin Humdrum, tiv.today — Support

Steve Ledlow, tangiblelife.net — Support

I father, I write, I drink coffee… this is where the second one gets shared with the world.

Maique Madeira, maique.eu — Support

As a dad and husband, I'm a geek-ish photographer and technology aficionado, sharing loads of photos and ramblings.

Greg Morris, gregmorris.co.uk — Support

Robb Knight, rknight.me — Support

A developer and podcaster, I build many silly web apps and use my site as a playground to try new things.

Erlend Markussen Saltnes, havn.blog — Support

Writing about whatever comes to mind, with an affection for Good Stuff — be it design, software, clothes or music (equipment); mostly positive, always nerdy.

Numeric Citizen, numericcitizen.me — Support

A compulsive contributor to the digital world using words, images, video and audio.

Keenan, gkeenan.co — Support

I’m a visual and verbal artist who writes about what’s on my mind, often infused with chaos energy.

Andrea Contino, gwtf.it — Support

It's an Italian blog about communication, video games and technology — sometimes I also talk about food, books, music and TV series.

Chris McLeod, chrismcleod.dev — Support

The life and times of an elder software engineer: Over 20 years of blog posts about the internet, tech, hobbies, and personal life.

C Jackdaw, skyhold.org — Support

A collection of writing about fictional magic, real magic, and whatever we're doing on the internet.

Colin Walker, colinwalker.blog — Support

Brian DeVries, brianjdevries.com — Support

A software engineer living in Michigan. I share things I find interesting on my personal site.

Floh Gro, flohgro.com — Support

A developer passionate about crafting tools that simplify complex tasks to enhance digital life plus sharing anything else worth throwing into the void.

Yannick Schutz, yannickschutz.com — Support

A documentary photographer and software developer, I write in french and english about stuff I love like photo, travel, development, coffee and more.

Aaron Aiken, cwa.omg.lol — Support

Personal essays inspired by my daily gratitude practice.

Stephen Gower, srgower.com — Support

I don't have a single project on the go, I create various forms of content focusing on podcasts and writing.

Darren Singleton, darren.me — Support

I blog/ramble about a variety of subjects that interest me.

Stefan (STFN), stfn.pl — Support

I have a blog in which I write about different topics, mostly IT, programming, electronics, and occasionally astrophotography.

Bix Frankonis, bix.blog — Support

The unsupported use case of Bix Frankonis’ disordered, surplus, mediocre midlife in St. Johns, Oregon, as viewed through nearly twenty-five years of posts.

Westley Winks, wwinks.com — Support

The digital version of my brain complete with personal essays, book notes, weeknotes, and stories from Morocco.

René Coignard, renecoignard.com — Support

A public journal of a Russian dissident in exile.

Micro.one, micro.one — Support

An honorary member, Micro.one combines blogging at your own domain name with the emerging open social web; post to your own blog and connect with Mastodon and the fediverse.

V.H. Belvadi, vhbelvadi.com — Support

Essays and newsletter on the interrelationships between science, technology and society.

Yordi Verkroost, yordi.me — Support

My personal website, where I write about anything from random ideas and thoughts to web development tutorials or my experiences as a teacher.

Requiem, mirroredworld.bearblog.dev — Support

A personal blog about making stuff, card/board/digital games, books, and everything else I find interesting.

Hiro, hiro.report — Support

The Hiro Report is a weekly newsletter/blog cherry picking little dopamine hits of fresh tech, gear, and apps from the Mac/iOS ecosystem to brighten up your Sunday evenings.

Andrew McKee, newsletter.clicksnclacks.com — Support

Weekly newsletter filled with awesome links (clicks 🔗) and cool keyboards (clacks ⌨️)—indie app development, tech news, interesting articles, fancy websites, and lots of keebs.

ner3y, ner3y.me — Support

A blog where tech meets life, games crash the party, movies roll the credits, and music drops the beat — all in one chaotic playlist.

Kai Gulliksen, kaigulliksen.com (Support)

I’m a digital artist from Norway. This site is my personal space on the Internet where I share my work and blog about art, life, technology or whatever I feel like at the time.

Luis Carlos Pando, luiscarlospando.com — Support

This is my personal corner on the Internet, where I write and share what I love - music, coding, tech, indie web and personal stories. (Written in Spanish)

Brandon Lucas Green, bgreen.lol — Support

A personal blog exploring ways to retain independence as an online musician, and reflections on my work blending tech, arts & social media.

I don’t write online for profit, but it is nice to have it paid for the coffee now and again.
— Steve Makofsky