How Do You Find Tools to Improve Code Quality?

You probably Google "static analysis tools" and click the first link, but big companies with deep pockets buy Google Ads to rank at the top, skewing the results.

Wikipedia and other sites often promote single tools without peer reviews, creating a broken market. It's tough to know where to start, and great new tools get overlooked.

A Truly Open Platform for Code Quality

Our mission is to fix this by building an open platform for improving software quality. Users can vote for their favorite formatters, linters, and other code quality tools, write comments, and help each other find the best products out there.

All our repositories are open-source, and we rely solely on sponsors and contributors to help with maintenance and web design.

Individual Supporters

If you're an individual considering support, choose any amount that feels right. Every contribution helps keep the lights on and build better software. 😊❤️

Company Sponsors

Our community is full of developers passionate about improving code quality. Sponsoring us amplifies your voice and connects you with this talented community.

We use OpenCollective as our 501(c)(6) Fiscal Host. They handle our accounting and financial administration, providing monthly invoices. Visit OpenCollective to sign up as a sponsor, or contact us at [email protected] with any questions.

Alternatively, you can use GitHub Sponsors, which allows companies to sponsor OSS projects as part of their normal GitHub payments—this might be easier if you use GitHub Enterprise.

Help us build a better software community by supporting us!

Become a Sponsor on OpenCollective or by selecting a tier on the right side.