copyleft culture

Own your (digital) business.


# What do I do?

I take care of IT infrastructures for businesses and provide them with software and apps they need.

There is no vendor lock-in.


# How is there no vendor lock-in?

  1. I use software any provider can host for you
  2. I use software whose source code is freely distributed

# Why copyleft?

Copyleft is a type of software license; why would your business want to use software that is copyleft-licensed?

Because when your organisation uses a software, you want to make sure you own the software your business is built upon.

Most of the time, users have no rights or ownership on the software they are dependent upon to survive.

Copyleft licenses stipulate that the software is yours as much as the providers’.

If you are no longer happy with the provider you have the right and the possibility to take the software as is (and ask another provider to host that software for you). Because it is copyleft-licensed. Because it is yours as much as theirs.

Software licenses can protect your organisation.

Always ask a provider what is the license of the software they are serving you with.


# What do I offer?

NEXTCLOUD from EUR 200 per year

Alternative to Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace

WEBSITE from EUR 130 per year

MATTERMOST from EUR 100 per year

Alternative to Slack

BIG BLUE BUTTON from EUR 120 per year

Alternative to Zoom

VAULTWARDEN from EUR 100 per year

MAILBOXES (MAILCOW) from EUR 24 per year

Other software we offer: Discourse, Grist, Wordpress, ERPNext, Humhub, Forgejo, Etherpad, Yeswiki, Peertube, Jitsi, Matrix, Mastodon, Hedgedoc, Zammad, Snipe-IT, Uptime Kuma, Listmonk.


# Who are you?


# What does an IT setup look like for a startup or a SME?

Please see this blog post.


# What do people say?

“Roman is an expert; it is great to be able to leverage his expertise and get things done”


# Why do you run this business?

To finance my research in digital epistemic security and publish my work under a CC BY-SA license.


# Contact

See contact page