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Voluntary contribution · no reward required

Help VeVak stay free and open.

VeVak is developed as an open-source project, with no advertising and no telemetry. If the project is useful to you, or if you simply want to help fund the time spent building it, you can make a voluntary contribution of any amount.

  • Choose your amount
  • No subscription
  • No feature unlock
  • Open-source project

What your support funds

Development time, not privileged access.

Contributions help cover part of the time and costs involved in development, real-device testing, documentation and project maintenance.

  • VeVak remains usable without contributing.
  • Supporting the project does not unlock a “better” version of the safety baseline.
  • There is no automatic subscription or recurring commitment.
  • Support does not qualify for any tax deduction, tax relief or other tax benefit.

One-off contribution

Contribute by card with Stancer 🌱

Choose €5, €10, €15 or enter your own amount. Card details are entered on Stancer’s secure interface: VeVak never receives the full card number or security code.

Minimum €1. One-off contribution, no subscription.

You will be redirected to payment.stancer.com to complete the contribution.

Prefer another route? Contribute through Revolut.me.

VeVak is developed and maintained as part of Le Potager du Web’s business activity. Contributions are entirely optional, provide no functional reward, and are recorded as business revenue. They do not qualify for a tax receipt or tax benefit.

Simple questions

What supporting VeVak changes — and what it does not.

Does VeVak become paid?

No. This page only makes it possible to support the project voluntarily. Paying nothing does not block access to VeVak.

Do I unlock anything?

No. Support does not purchase features, a special status or priority in the development roadmap.

Why contribute then?

Because a free project still takes time: development, testing, bug fixing, documentation, hosting and maintenance.

Another way to help

Feedback and testing matter too.

If you do not want to contribute financially, testing VeVak, reporting an issue or improving the documentation helps the project just as much.

Contribute on GitHub