For contributors
Package what you love. The factory builds it, a maintainer checks it.
Request a package and build it — on the shared workers or on your own. Your build is the evidence; the pool makes the one users get, and a maintainer approves it. A GitHub account is all that is asked.
How a package gets in
What the pool does for you →Nobody knows better than you how your software should be built. The pool learns from your build — how you made it, the numbers it produced, the failures you got past — and the community makes better packages with it.
Three steps, two of them yours
Every package takes the same road; you choose where your build runs.
Ask for it, on the record
The project's URL, a name, the licence — checked, written once to the record, signed.
Build it — here or at home
Press Build for a shared worker, or run the signed image on your machine: your packages only, your agent.
The pool makes its own
A trusted worker builds it again from your evidence, a real pacman installs it, a maintainer approves — never their own.
Landed lately
Every decision →Brought by contributors, built again by the pool, approved by a maintainer — and where each one is today.
Factory builds 14 days
From request to the rings median
Your workspace
Sign in to request packages, run a worker and follow your builds — on a page of your own.
- your packages and their stage
- your workers, live
- every build with its evidence