Keygen continues the Open Source Pledge
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- Keygen renewed its commitment to the Open Source Pledge in 2025, donating $9,541.58 to open source projects, well above its $4,000 minimum.
- The company had 2 employees and donated to 20+ projects, with top recipients including Bevy Engine ($3,000), Ziglang ($3,700), and Electron Builder ($1,200).
- Keygen thanked open source maintainers and encouraged other software companies to join the pledge.
- Keygen also provides free distribution and auto-upgrade services to open source projects like Tabby, estimated at ~$1,000 in egress fees, though not counted as monetary donations.