Hi, we're eustasy, a small studio building open-source tooling, libraries, and configuration packs for the vanilla web. We started in 2007 and have kept the same approach ever since: small, focused, and as dependency-free as possible.

When building our software, we try to:

✂️ Keep dependencies to a minimum
🏛️ Write things that last
👁️ Make accessibility the default
🌱 Stay independent

Almost everything we ship is MIT licensed and free to use. The catalogue includes:

• .ui (https://github.com/eustasy/.ui) : accessible, customizable web components in plain HTML, CSS, and minimal JavaScript
• Bubbly (https://github.com/eustasy/Bubbly) : Nginx and SSL configuration scripts that get you an A+ on SSL Labs without the afternoon of documentation reading
• Phoenix (https://github.com/eustasy/Phoenix) : PHP authentication and routing utilities
• Locksmith (https://github.com/eustasy/Locksmith) : Python utilities for managing licensing in desktop software

Why it needs funding

Most of the open-source work is funded by two paid products: Ashrise, an application distribution platform built for small studios, and Puff Serverless, sign-on and account management for small organisations. Those cover the bulk of the time.

Sponsorship covers the rest: hosting, tooling, and the hours that go into the smaller libraries that never turn into products. It also helps keep everything maintained: documentation, compatibility updates, and responding to issues.

We've never taken investment, and we have no interest in monetising users through advertising or data collection. The products pay for themselves; the open-source work stays free.

If something here has saved you an afternoon, a recurring sponsorship is the most direct way to keep it going. One-off contributions are welcome too.