Transparency, collaboration, and community-driven development
At Tridah, we believe that transparency and collaboration lead to better software. By making all our projects open source, we ensure that anyone can inspect, use, modify, and improve our tools.
Open source isn't just about code—it's about building trust, fostering innovation, and creating a community where everyone can contribute to making technology more accessible.
Every line of code, publicly available, forever.
See exactly how our tools work. No hidden code, no secret algorithms, no surprises.
Community review helps identify and fix security issues faster than closed-source alternatives.
Collaborate with developers worldwide to build better tools for everyone.
Explore our repositories, report issues, and contribute to our projects
Browse our repositories, view our code, and see what we're building.
Visit GitHubEveryone can contribute, regardless of skill level
Browse our GitHub repositories and find a project that interests you. Check the README files for setup instructions.
Look for issues labeled "good first issue" or "help wanted". These are great starting points for new contributors.
Fork the repository, clone it to your local machine, and create a new branch for your changes.
Write your code, fix the bug, or add the feature. Follow our coding standards and write clear commit messages.
Test your changes thoroughly. Make sure everything works as expected and doesn't break existing functionality.
Submit a pull request with a clear description of your changes. We'll review it and provide feedback.
Code isn't the only way to help
Fix bugs, add features, improve performance, or refactor existing code.
Write tutorials, improve README files, or clarify complex concepts.
Found a problem? Report it with details so we can fix it quickly.
Contribute UI/UX improvements, icons, graphics, or branding materials.
Test new features, find edge cases, and help ensure quality.
Suggest new features, improvements, or ways to make our tools better.
Understanding how you can use our code
Our projects are released under various open-source licenses depending on the project type. Common licenses we use include:
Always check the LICENSE file in each repository for specific terms. If you have questions about licensing, please contact us.
Join our community of contributors and help build tools that empower everyone.