Open Source

Transparency, collaboration, and freedom. All our code is open source, allowing you to verify, contribute, and build upon our work.

Why Open Source?

Open source is fundamental to our mission. We believe that transparency, collaboration, and freedom are essential for creating ethical technology that serves everyone.

Transparency

Anyone can review our code to verify security, privacy practices, and functionality. No hidden backdoors, no secret tracking.

Collaboration

Community contributions make our tools better. Together, we can build solutions that truly serve everyone's needs.

Freedom

Use, modify, and distribute our code freely. No vendor lock-in, no proprietary restrictions.

Security

Open source code is more secure because vulnerabilities are found and fixed by the community faster.

Our Open Source Projects

Explore our repositories and contribute to the mission

TridahDrive

Our all-in-one organizational platform with drive management, invoicing, project boards, and more.

TridahHome

The official website for Tridah, built with Laravel and Bootstrap. This is the site you're currently viewing!

How to Contribute

Your contributions help make technology more accessible for everyone

1

Fork the Repository

Start by forking the repository you want to contribute to on GitHub.

2

Create a Branch

Create a new branch for your feature or bug fix. Use descriptive names like feature/new-feature or fix/bug-description.

3

Make Your Changes

Write clean, well-documented code that follows our coding standards. Test your changes thoroughly.

4

Submit a Pull Request

Push your changes and create a pull request. Describe your changes clearly and reference any related issues.

5

Code Review

Our team will review your contribution. We may ask for changes or have questions. This is normal and helps ensure code quality!

Licensing

Our projects use permissive open-source licenses that allow you to use, modify, and distribute our code freely.

Common Licenses

  • MIT License: Simple, permissive license allowing commercial and private use
  • Apache 2.0: Permissive license with patent protection
  • GPL v3: Copyleft license ensuring derivatives remain open source

Each repository specifies its license in the LICENSE file. Always check the specific license for each project before using it.

Note: While our code is open source, our trademarks and branding remain protected. Please respect our trademark usage guidelines when creating derivative works.

Ready to Contribute?

Join our community of developers, designers, and contributors building free, accessible technology for everyone.