Sponsor PIT
If PIT helps your workflow, sponsorship keeps development fast and sustainable. Your support goes directly into reliability, documentation, and the “boring” engineering that makes the engine feel instant.
Why sponsor?
What you’re funding: stability, speed, and a predictable local environment.
Process cleanup, socket hygiene, crash-safe restarts, and boring fixes that prevent “mystery states”.
Copy-paste configs, real integration guides (CI4/Laravel), and clear troubleshooting steps.
Sponsors influence priorities. If a feature saves real time, it gets pulled forward.
Where your sponsorship goes
Transparent, practical spending. No vague promises.
- • Improve service lifecycle: start/stop reliability and cleanup
- • Better logs: structured folders, clearer errors, faster debugging
- • Docs: real configs, consistent terminology, fewer assumptions
- • Packaging (later): repeatable Linux releases when stable
Example: a sponsor reports recurring Bad Gateway due to socket permissions. Sponsorship helps prioritize:
- add "pit doctor" checks for socket path + permissions
- improve error messages (nginx ↔ php-fpm connectivity)
- fix runtime folder ownership + cleanup strategy Sponsor tiers
Simple tiers. Adjust pricing and benefits anytime.
For individual devs who want PIT to keep improving.
- • Name in sponsor list (optional)
- • Early notes / changelog previews
For teams or serious users who want tighter feedback loops.
- • Logo in sponsor page (optional)
- • Priority feedback channel
- • Feature voting
If PIT saves your team real time, sponsor at a level that makes sense.
- • Priority issues triage
- • Integration guidance (docs-first)
- • Public credit (optional)
Sponsor PIT and keep the engine improving — reliability, docs, and the details that matter.