δῶρον
dōron, said DOH-ron
Ancient Greek, noun. The root of Doros.
- A gift. Something given freely, and made with the receiver in mind.
- An offering handed over whole, with the maker still answerable for it.
Doros comes from δῶρον, the ancient Greek word for a gift. Software is always paid for by someone. I would rather it was you, openly, than an advertiser.
δῶρον
dōron, said DOH-ron
Ancient Greek, noun. The root of Doros.
I build apps I wanted to exist for myself, with far more detail than is sensible. Sharing them is the point. Paying for them keeps them standing.
No funding and no team page. A desk, a phone full of test builds, and a standard I will not lower. When you write in, you are writing to the person who made the thing.
You are not buying a gift. You are keeping one in service.
The same five promises, for every app.
Mail to [email protected] lands in my inbox, not a help desk. I usually reply the same day, Australian time.