SigNoteSigNote runs on one person’s card statement.
No ads, no trackers, no investors — and no plans to add any. If SigNote is useful to you, a small crypto donation keeps the servers paid for and the roadmap moving.
Where the money goes
Every month there’s a domain to renew, a server to rent, S3 buckets holding your attachments, and off-site encrypted backups. It is not a lot of money — it’s just money that currently comes out of my own pocket, every month, whether or not I have a good month.
Donations don’t buy features or priority. They buy time: fewer hours spent worrying about the bill, more hours spent on SigNote.
Paid personally since launch. Numbers rounded.
Send to a wallet
Any amount, any of these three. Double-check the network before you send — transfers can’t be reversed.
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Can’t donate? Also helps
Report a bug, suggest a feature, or tell one person who’d like SigNote. Genuinely.
No receipts, no tiers
Donations aren’t purchases and don’t unlock anything. Every feature stays available to everyone.
Questions?
Write to hello@signote.tech and I’ll answer myself — there’s only me.
Thank you for reading this far. — Konstantin Mednikov