I’m excited to share that the SanityPress repo has surpassed 100 stars on GitHub (as of Oct '21) —a milestone that means a lot to me, as this the first of my many projects that have reached this level of adoption. I’ve poured many hours into making SanityPress a professional, clean, and easy-to-use Next.js + Sanity.io starter template, and it's been rewarding to see the positive reception from developers like you.

SanityPress will do its best to remain free and open-source, but if you see value in what I’ve built and want to invest in its future, I would greatly appreciate any support. If you would like to contribute, here are a few ways you can:

If donating isn’t your thing, I totally get it! I’m also happy to receive any kind of feedback—positive or constructive. Your input is invaluable to shaping the future of SanityPress.

I believe in the power of compound interest. Every donation, no matter the size, will be invested back into tools and services that will amplify SanityPress and take it to new heights. I’m listening to your feedback closely, from requests for a Markdown module and multi-language support to suggestions for incorporating AI. I have big plans for the project, and with your support, the possibilities are endless.

Lastly, thank you. I’m incredibly grateful to everyone who has supported me and helped SanityPress grow into what it is today.

— Mitchell Christ, Creator of SanityPress

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