Great to hear! I hope you like it :).

Open Collective also supports open-source projects, but Open Pledge has a more granular, results-based approach. With GitHub API integration, Open Pledge can automatically detect merged pull requests, which enables funds to be distributed based on specific contributions rather than general funding. This system encourages and rewards ongoing, measurable contributions, making it easier for pledgers to see direct results and for contributors to receive fair compensation tied to their work.

Good question! While similar to Patreon in supporting creators, Open Pledge has a unique integration with the GitHub API. This allows it to automatically track when contributions (like pull requests) are successfully merged, triggering the release of funds. This setup ensures that contributors are rewarded directly for impactful work, streamlining support based on tangible progress in the project.