Idealistic? Yes. We pursue it anyway: engineering for the development of the whole world, with kind and useful technical solutions.
Simple ideas that make life better deserve to exist.
If you have a small, useful idea with public benefit — an assistive gadget, a tool for a school, a fix that helps a community — and no budget, describe it through the Simple idea form. When we can, we help as volunteers: advice, designs, sometimes the whole solution. We publish what we build openly, so others can use it too.
Honesty first: volunteer capacity is limited and paid projects fund everything. We pick ideas we can realistically finish, and we say "no" openly when we can't.
Byproducts of our work, released for everyone.
Working methods, reference designs, libraries and checklists born inside real projects get cleaned up and published when their owners agree. We also take part in open technology programs and competitions that fund public-benefit engineering. This page will grow as artifacts are released.
A hard list, not a marketing one.
If a request falls into a grey zone, we discuss it openly — and decline if in doubt.
Entirely optional, deeply appreciated.
Donations support our volunteer engineering only. A donation buys nothing and obliges us to nothing — it simply lets us say "yes" to one more good idea. Donation page →