Who builds it
Kalkman Code
Kalkman Code is me, Toby Kalkman, working alone in Suffolk. Apps, websites, the private
infrastructure behind them, and the occasional keepsake site built for one occasion. There
is no team behind the name, no investors and no office — when something in HorseDex
changes, it is because I changed it that morning.
That is also why support@horsedex.co.uk goes
to a person rather than a queue, and why the answer sometimes arrives before the ticket
would have been triaged.
Everything I ship —
kalkmancode.co.uk
The coffee
There is nothing to buy here
HorseDex has no paid tier and is not getting one. If it has been useful and you would
like to put something in anyway, this is the box for it — one payment, once, for
whatever you think it is worth. No monthly anything, no membership, no tier, no account to
make. You pick the amount on the next page.
The payment is handled by Stripe, on a page of theirs, because this
website has no payment machinery of its own and is not getting any. Your card details never
touch HorseDex, nothing about the payment comes back to this site or into the app, and
there is nothing on this page watching you read it.
One percent of whatever comes through here goes to permanent carbon removal rather than
to me, through Stripe Climate. Stripe say so on the payment page as well, so you are not
taking my word for it.
Buy me a coffee
Opens Stripe in a new tab, where you set the amount — by card,
or with Apple Pay, Google Pay or Revolut Pay if your device offers them. It
reaches your statement as KALKMANCODE, which is the business behind the
app rather than the app itself.
What it changes
Nothing whatsoever about the app
A coffee does not unlock a feature, move a bug up the list, or buy a say in what gets
built next. Everyone runs exactly the same app, and the support address reaches the same
person at the same speed whether you have opened this page or not.
That is deliberate rather than modest. The moment a contribution came with something
attached, HorseDex would have a paid tier and stop being free — and free is the whole
point of it.
