Put your possibilities out there.
Give your projects a story, an optional aspiration, and a home. Ongoing practices belong here just as much as big ideas.
Open source · early preview ↗Make room for
Make room for
what matters.
A little support for your next project.
A better sense of what your people love.
Feedme lets your community tip the things they’d like to see more of. You get resources, encouragement, and a useful signal about where to put your energy. The choice is always yours.
No signup to explore. No payments in the demo.
your corner of the internet
Alex Rivers@alex.example.com
A little code, a little sawdust,
and a lot of curiosity.
A sauna for me & my friends50%
Making$3,000 aspiration
More time for open source30%
Open source$1,000 aspiration
Notes from the in-between20%
Writing$500 aspiration
Your support$22 / monthChoose your split →
Support is a signal.You still choose your direction.
Your identity, on AT Protocol Your community, connected Your page, on your server
Support with a little more meaning
More than a tip.
A vote for what comes next.
You might be building a sauna, maintaining open-source software, writing essays, or simply making rent. Give each part of your life a place to be supported.
Let your people tell you what resonates.
Supporters choose one amount and split it between the things they love. Once, monthly, or yearly—whatever feels right.
Find your direction. Keep your freedom.
See where the encouragement is going. Every tip is yours regardless of a goal; an allocation is a suggestion, not an obligation.
Encouragement, without the strings
Your community has a voice.
You have the final say.
There’s no all-or-nothing campaign, no funding deadline, and no promise to turn every vote into a task. Support makes more room for your life. The information helps you decide what to do with it.
Take a look around
Your next chapter,
from every angle.
Explore the actual app screens with fictional creators and sample support. Try the sliders, look through the dashboard, or draft your first project.
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A home for your work
Projects, aspirations, and a simple way to split support.
02
A living project log
Stories, images, and updates that can travel through Bluesky.
03
People worth knowing
Your connections, friends of friends, and recommendations.
04
The bigger picture
Earnings over time, project performance, and recurring support.
05
A little social proof
Share what you backed with a beautiful allocation card.
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Your own little studio
Create projects, publish updates, and manage your profile.
A network, not another silo
Your own home.
A bigger circle.
Sign in with your Bluesky or AT Protocol account. Find creators you already follow, discover friends of friends, and recommend work you believe in.
Project updates can be Bluesky posts. Public profiles and recommendations live in AT Protocol repositories. Private support records use Habitat’s permissioned storage.
Meet the demo community →Small stack. Your space.
Fork it. Make it yours.
Feedme is an MIT-licensed TypeScript app built with Astro, Tailwind CSS, and pnpm. Host your own copy on a VPS or a Node host with a persistent disk.
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Start with the template
Make your own copy of the repo. The source is yours to read, change, and build on.
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Bring your Bluesky handle
Use your handle for the creator and admin identity. Your name and avatar can come from your profile.
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Connect. Test. Open your door.
Set up HTTPS, private storage, and Stripe Connect. Run the live acceptance checklist before taking payments.
Start locallyTypeScript + pnpm
pnpm install
cp .env.example .env
pnpm devTry it without accounts or credentials.
For your live instance:
BLUESKY_HANDLE=you.bsky.socialFeedme adds no platform fee. Hosting and payment-provider fees still apply. Live operation needs server configuration and provider credentials, not just a handle.
A few good questions
A little clarity.
Is this crowdfunding?
No. People tip you directly, and support is kept whether or not a project reaches its aspiration. Project allocations help you understand what your community values; they don’t dictate how you spend your resources.
Can support be private?
Yes. The app has public, private, and anonymous support choices. Public tips can produce shareable allocation cards. Private and anonymous tips never contribute to public totals. Payment providers and the recipient may still see billing details.
Does GitHub Pages handle my payments?
No. This website is a static demo with fictional data. Your own live Feedme uses a Node server for Stripe, OAuth, signed webhooks, and private storage. The public demo never asks for payment details or account credentials.
Is it ready for real money?
Feedme is a work in progress. Automated tests and demo flows are covered, but real Stripe Connect, OAuth, and Habitat acceptance checks still need to be completed on a configured instance. Start in test mode, review the setup guide, and treat this as an early release.
A little support. A world of possibility.