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Support the project
IndustrialProfi's learning materials are free and open — and will stay that way forever. I want anyone who decides to learn a useful trade to be able to study from quality materials without paying for it. Your support helps the project live, grow, and pay for its servers.
Can't donate right now? A star on GitHub is free and helps too: it makes the project more visible, and brings in new people who care about it.
The project is just getting started — and every donation is a vote that initiatives like this matter and should exist. Supporting it now is especially valuable: you could be one of the first to decide this has a future.
The project is only just beginning, but it’s alive and growing right in front of you — see the roadmap and the open source code.
How much and how
Any amount helps, and the figures below are just a rough guide, not a precise estimate. Recurring support matters most — it's what gives the project a foundation it can rely on.
Monthly on Boosty — the project's main support
One-time
Or transfer directly — no middleman fees
A direct transfer goes entirely to the project, with no service fees. Your bank will show the recipient's name at the time of transfer.
Recurring tiers (Supporter · Ally · Pillar) are set up on Boosty. One-time support goes through CloudTips: cards, SBP, any amount.
Are you a company or organization?
One-time support through CloudTips is capped at 5,000 ₽. Companies have a separate path: support the project more substantially or on an ongoing basis, and get a thank-you on the partners page.
Corporate partnershipWhere we're headed
The idea is bigger than one site of articles: an open platform for structured, concentrated human experience in one place, where practitioners themselves write the roadmaps for their professions — today electrician, welder, I&C specialist, tomorrow any complex profession where skill and practice are what matter. That takes time, resources, and a community — and your support brings that moment closer, so more time can go into the project. The materials stay free forever either way.
Frequently asked questions
What will the money be used for?
The money goes toward servers, the domain, and infrastructure, but mainly toward new content: finding, checking, and structuring official standards and practical tasks. That takes a great deal of time, and every donation helps buy that time instead of forcing me toward other projects for lack of funding.
How can I support the project?
You can support it through CloudTips — cards, SBP, and other payment methods. A one-time payment or a recurring subscription — any amount helps.
Why is the project free?
I'm convinced access to quality trade education shouldn't depend on the size of your wallet. Official standards — GOST, PUE, PTEEP — are public. My job is just to gather them into a clear path, add practice, and make the learning clear. That should be available to everyone.
Will paid features ever appear?
Possibly: over time, the project may add optional paid services — a specialist marketplace, say, or extra tools — so it can live without ads and not depend only on donations. But the learning materials themselves — the texts, standards, tasks — have been and will remain free and open to everyone. You will never have to pay to learn from them.
What if donations bring in more than needed?
Anything above what's needed goes toward development: new professions, improving existing materials, a progress-tracking system, and a mobile app.
I can't donate. How else can I help?
The most valuable contribution isn’t money — it’s knowledge. If you’re a practitioner, suggest an edit or take on leading a whole profession — all of that is on the contribute page. And tell colleagues about the project and share the link in trade chats: that’s how the people who need it find out about it. It’s open source, too — developers are welcome.
Who's behind IndustrialProfi?
So far, I build the project alone — the code, the writing, the design, supporting people on Telegram. Why and how I took this on is laid out in detail in the “About” letter. Got an idea to make it better or more convenient — write to me directly.
How do I get in touch with you?
Write to me on Telegram. I reply within a couple of days.