Built by many.
Shaped by you.
Every tool on Opekto exists because someone had a problem worth solving. Suggest the next one, vote on what gets built, and get recognised for the impact you create.
What is the Contributor Program?
Opekto is built on a simple belief - the people who use these tools every day know best what is missing. The Contributor Program is the formal way to turn that knowledge into something real. If you have an idea for a tool, you can submit it, let the community validate it, and if it gets built, you get credited for it permanently. No equity, no vague promises - just transparent, merit-based recognition for genuine impact.
How the Contributor Program works
Six steps from raw idea to live tool - with no hidden stages and no ambiguity.
Submit your idea
Describe the tool, the problem it solves, and who benefits from it. The more specific and clear you are, the better chance your idea has of moving forward.
Verify your email
A one-time link is sent to your email. Your idea only becomes visible to the community after verification - this keeps the queue clean and your identity tied to your submission.
The community weighs in
Your idea goes public. Other users can upvote it. The more genuine interest it attracts, the higher it rises in the queue. Ideas with strong community backing move to review first.
Review
High-upvoted ideas are reviewed by the team. We look at feasibility, fit, and value. You get a direct email with the outcome - no ghosting, no silence.
It gets built
If approved, the tool gets scheduled and built. When it goes live, your name appears on the tool page as the source of the idea. That credit stays permanently.
Recognition
Your contributor profile goes live on the Community page. If your tool performs well over the next 3 months, you become eligible for the discretionary goodwill payment.
Revenue share - how it actually works
If your tool performs well, you get recognised for it. This is not a promise of a monthly cheque. It is a transparent, merit-based goodwill framework that rewards genuine impact over inflated traffic numbers.
Users must spend meaningful time on the tool, not bounce immediately.
Real utility keeps people coming back. Inflated one-off traffic does not qualify.
Majority of traffic must come from organic sources, not coordinated sharing campaigns.
Quality metrics must be sustained consistently over three consecutive eligible months.
If over 60% of traffic in any month comes from unknown sources, that month does not count.
This is a goodwill gesture, not a contractual obligation. Full terms in the Community Guidelines.
Important:Revenue share eligibility is assessed at Opekto's sole discretion. It is not a contractual right, guaranteed income, or employment arrangement. Eligibility metrics, thresholds, and payment amounts may change at any time. The authoritative terms are always the current version of the Community Guidelines.
Recognised contributors
People who shaped what Opekto is today. Their ideas are live, their names are credited.
Vote on what gets built next
The ideas queue is public and community-driven. Browse open suggestions, upvote the tools you actually need, or submit your own. Your vote directly influences what gets prioritised. The most-wanted tools rise to the top.
More ways to get involved
Ideas are one way in. Reading the rules before you participate is another. Code contributions are a third.
The complete rulebook
Every rule, limit, and protection built into the Community Program in one place. Submission requirements, prohibited categories, upvote mechanics, cooling periods, traffic quality standards, revenue share terms, the dispute process, and what gets you permanently removed. Read it before you submit anything.
Read the GuidelinesWant to contribute code?
If you want to improve an existing tool, fix a bug, build a feature, or propose a technical change, that is handled separately from idea submissions. Share what you have in mind and we will take it from there.
Submit a Code ProposalFrequently asked questions
If your question is not answered here, the Community Guidelines will have it.
More questions? Read the full Community Guidelines →