Help the project

Useful help
doesn’t need money.

Practical ways to improve a one-person civic-information project without creating obligations or infrastructure.

Independent & non-commercialOne-person projectLast reviewed: 1 September 2026

No donation required.

The project is currently non-commercial. The most useful contributions are often not money — they are small signals that make a one-person project more accurate and more useful.

Five genuinely useful ways to help

1

Report one error

A broken source or stale date is more valuable to fix than adding five new features.

2

Send the primary source

If an authority changed something, send the official link rather than a screenshot from social media.

3

Test like a real person

Try keyboard-only, mobile zoom or an older phone. Tell me where the interface gets annoying.

4

Suggest one confusing Swedish thing

“Who pays for dental care?” is a better idea than “build an everything app”.

5

Share the right tool

If a page solves someone’s problem, send that page — no growth funnel required.

Bonus

Allow a fika break

No response after twelve minutes does not mean your email was ignored. There may be a day job happening.

Feature requests

Ideas are welcome but create no obligation. The project intentionally says “no” to features that add accounts, databases, tracking or maintenance without clear user benefit.