Where the money goes.

Loema shows no ads and sells nothing of yours. So it runs on people who want it to exist — and owes those people an honest ledger.

The rules money must obey here

Loema's revenue may never depend on: more of your attention, more time in the app, psychological dependence, data extraction, interpretive authority over you, behavioral prediction, social comparison, identity lock-in, or making it costly to leave. Payment may increase an organization's ability to participate in Loema's infrastructure — never its ability to command your attention. These constraints are canon, not marketing: every future revenue stream passes them before it ships.

Today

Loema is founder-funded, plus voluntary support through Ko‑fi. Donations are gifts toward the building — they buy nothing, reserve nothing, and are handled by Ko‑fi, which shares no card details with Loema.

The commitment

From the first supported dollar, spending is reported here on a regular rhythm, in plain language — what came in, what it paid for. That includes, plainly, what pays the founder: keeping the builder alive is a cost of the building, and it will sit in the ledger under its own name rather than hide inside another line. The first report arrives with the first dollar; the rhythm will be stated on this page before then, not negotiated after.

Membership, paid labor-saving features, and physical things worth keeping may come later. When they do, their terms appear here and in the terms before a cent changes hands.