Donate

Support Sonarpad development.

Sonarpad was initially created to meet personal needs, but over time it has grown more and more. Its development requires constant work to improve features, fix bugs, research new ideas and thoroughly test every part of the program.

Why donate?

If you find this program useful and want to support its development, you can make a donation. Every contribution helps keep the project alive and make it more complete and accessible.

PayPal

You can donate through PayPal using this link:

Donate with PayPal

If possible, write “Sonarpad” as the payment reason.

Bank transfer

You can also contribute by bank transfer to an account held by Ambrogio Riili.

IBAN:

IT77W0306901020100000064149

If possible, use a clear payment reason, for example “Sonarpad”.

Acknowledgements

Anyone who supports the project will be thanked in the program and on the GitHub repository, in the supporters section, unless they request anonymity or prefer to use a nickname.

Thanks for their contribution to Jiri Holzinger, Paola Vagata, Antonio Lopez, Gianluca Monni, Sabato Derosa, Lorenzo Ugga, Luigi Russo, Riccardo Sisti, Giuseppe Fratea, Luigi Marciano, Gloria Stradaioli, José Solbes Matarredona, Angelo Pola, Marco Ortu, Augusto Peruzzi, Stefano Mantero, Alessandro Bongallino, Michał Kasperczak, Maria Almaviva, Ricardo Abad, Philippe Laeremans, Nicolò La Ferla, Vincenzo Martielli, Amalia ABÉLARD, Gianpietro Illari, angelo Tancredi, Paolo Maggia, Tiziano Ferraro, Lucia Ghisolfi, Alessandro Tanini, Livio Pomoni, Katchry Jewel Golbin, Raffaella Giordano, Andrzej Modrzewski, Roberto Fortunati, Andrea Riccardo Priola, Antonietta Seccia, MARIA GABRIELLA MACCHIELLA, Andrea Pagnin, Teresa Carota, Pacifico Mangini, Davide Fortini, Angelo Naro, Salvatore Tumminello, Campos Torrecilla Miguel, Massimo Diana, Piccini, Pietro Giunta, Piero Spinelli e Milvia Neri, Franco Avataneo, Testori Alessandra e Luigi Specchia, Florence Dellavalle, Paola Negri e Paolo Marcelli, Antonio Pirrone, Michele Salemme.

Translation acknowledgements

  • For the Vietnamese translation, thanks to Anh Đức Nguyễn.
  • For the Czech translation, thanks to Radek Žalud and Jiri Holzinger.
  • For the Spanish translation, thanks to Arturo Fernandez Rivas.
  • For the Serbian translation, thanks to Mila Kuran.
  • For the Ukrainian translation, thanks to Ivan Shtefuriak.