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Thought people might be interested in seeing a project I’ve almost completed.

Purplix.io is a open source end-to-end encrypted survey system & warrant canary manger / viewer.

Would love some feedback or to answer any questions anyone has!

(Ignore the Nav not expanding to the bottom on some of the screenshots, thats just due to the screen shotting tool i use for full page screenshots.)

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Yea I’d love to have Paaster audited, currently I don’t think its likely I’d get enough funding to do so as auditing is expensive.

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No not currently, not comfort taking funding for any of my projects right now, until I establish some sort of expensive breakdown and transparent fund use. But even with funding a decent audit from a company who knows what they are doing would probably be 7k USD minimum.

I do have a personal fund for hosting, what is used for Paaster. https://github.com/sponsors/WardPearce

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