When I create programs they are designed so that I can use them. This is so that I can work on creating novel features, and progress quickly in development without getting bogged down by other things.

While that's great, it usually means that my programs are command line interfaces or experiences that are only available to those who already have context about how the programs are created in the first place.

If the program proves to be useful and others are interested in it, then I'd like to be able to have the time to make my programs and experiences more accessible to the average user. That means I'd like to turn them into desktop applications, websites or communities. I've already done this for a few of my programs:

• https://github.com/anchor-system/anchor-system-website
• https://github.com/anchor-system/keyboard
• https://github.com/orgs/frag-z/repositories
  -https://github.com/openmath

Additionally, growing the user base, hosting and further development takes time and money, and so your contributions would help support me as I develop these projects further.