Support xenvsync
xenvsync is free, open-source software released under the MIT license. Your support helps sustain maintenance, new features, documentation, and CI infrastructure.
Why Support Matters
xenvsync is built and maintained as a solo open-source project. Every line of code, every test, every documentation page, and every release is produced without a corporate sponsor or VC backing.
Sponsorship directly funds the time required to:
- –Review and merge community contributions
- –Maintain packaging across npm, Homebrew, Scoop, AUR, and Nix
- –Run CI pipelines across Linux, macOS, and Windows
- –Write and update documentation
- –Respond to security advisories promptly
- –Develop new features requested by the community
Ways to Support
GitHub Sponsors
Become a recurring sponsor through GitHub Sponsors. Monthly sponsorships help with long-term planning and prioritizing roadmap work. Every tier directly supports development time.
- $5/mo– Community supporter
- $15/mo– Regular contributor tier
- $50/mo– Team supporter
Business Support
Using xenvsync in production at your company? Priority support is available for teams that need implementation guidance, architecture review, security consultation, or custom integrations.
Business support includes:
- –Direct email support with SLA
- –Migration assistance from existing tooling
- –Security review of your xenvsync setup
- –Custom CI/CD integration help
Other Ways to Help
Share and Write
Write about your xenvsync setup, share the project with your team, or post on social media.
Contribute Code
Bug fixes, new features, and documentation improvements are always welcome.
Read contributing guide →Transparency
xenvsync is built by Md Nasim Sheikh at SoftexForge. The project is MIT licensed and will remain free and open-source. Sponsorship supports the developer's time, not a locked-down feature tier.