Ever had a question? Ever had an answer? Ever had knowledge to share? We believe that coming together to inquire and learn, to share knowledge and to teach each other, makes the world a better place. We also believe that Q&A communities should be free from the politics and shenanigans of private, profit-focused companies.
We're building an open-source platform for community-driven Q&A sites. We welcome beginners and experts alike, and aim to empower communities of learners and teachers. We're funded by seeking donations, not by paywalls, and work with individual communities that want to join us.
Our non-profit organization, The Codidact Foundation, is made up people directly from our communities, located in countries all over the world. We're incorporated in the United Kingdom as a Community Interest Company (CIC), with plans to become a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) in the future. The organization exists in order to provide a central focal point for processing costs and donations, including opening and maintaining a bank account. You can read more at our initial announcement.
Ultimately, we are all looking for answers to life's big — and little — questions. We're building an amazing platform that makes it easier to ask questions and curate answers in a non-hostile environment, so you can get to the answers you need, without the fuss.
Whether it’s a question about Python or pythons, we want Codidact to have you covered.
All of the Codidact code is hosted on Github. Codidact is open-source — PRs are welcomed.
For more in-depth information please use our wiki. You can also find approved decisions for the project here.
Discussions about our project and communities happen on our Meta site.
For more on-the-go discussion and to get more involved in the day-to-day at Codidact, join the Discord channel.