Cockpit is open source and made by one person. Every one of these takes about fifteen minutes to start, and none needs you to be a programmer.
Cockpit's words live in plain text files, one per language, with a template to copy. Right-to-left languages are supported. A language is chosen for the site by how many people want it, not by anyone's own tongue.
First step: open Translate Cockpit… in the language menu, translate a few lines, download the file and send it here.A kind is a small file: a name, an icon, a standing note and a list of helper tools. If you know a craft, you can teach Cockpit how to help with it.
First step: open an existing kind inkinds/ and change it.Publish a Power Combo (a multi-agent recipe) or a set of Power Buttons for others to use. People who publish useful things earn plan time, never money changes hands.
First step: make a combo, then press Publish in the Marketplace.Tell us what broke, on which system, and what you expected. A clear report with the version number is a gift.
First step: Help → the integrity check and the version line give you what to include.If Cockpit helped you, show one friend who writes, studies or keeps accounts.
First step: send them the link to the For everyone page.Everything you contribute stays yours under the open-source licence. See Licence and terms.