Teddy Story
Grant for the Web
8 462 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: New Zealand
Project lead: Alan Dent
Using Web Monetization to provide access to children’s bedtime stories without advertisements and tracking getting in the way.
Grantee Directory
Projects and organizations funded by the Interledger Foundation, working to expand access to digital financial services around the world.
The Work in Practice
Interledger grantees work across the world in different financial environments, from regions with limited infrastructure to highly connected digital economies. They include community-based organizations, researchers, technologists, and advocates who build infrastructure, advance research, shape policy, and expand how financial systems work in practice.
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Tembo: a platform for developing monetized web database applications
Grant for the Web
50 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: United States
Project lead: Josh SenyakBuilding Tembo, a free and open development platform, designed for creating open-source web database applications that are monetized by default, with micropayments accruing to the software creator.
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The Chicago Genius Herald
Grant for the Web
16 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: United States
Project lead: Michael ScipioniWeb Monetizing the Chicago Genius Herald, a satire outlet experimenting with civic-focused longer form content. Without the corporate backing other satire sites rely on, we look forward to learning about what a profitable, sustainable way forward might look like that leaves our creative vision intact and continues to generate content that spurs essential community dialogue.
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The Nordly
Grant for the Web
15 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: United States
Project lead: Jonathan GershbergConverting The Nordly – a Minneapolis-based humor site that satirizes the Upper Midwest – to a Web Monetized model to sustainably continue to create locally-focused comedy and support the diverse comedians who make it.
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Tiki ILP Integration & Monetization
Grant for the Web
30 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Canada
Project lead: Marc LaporteIntegrate Web Monetization features into the web application builder Tiki. Site administrators will be able to monetize the contents using Coil and users will be able to monetize the pages or contents they own on a Tiki site. We'll also build modules & integrate ILP in Tiki sites to send and receive online payments for products or services.
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Turn an archive into a library
Grant for the Web
15 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Canada
Project lead: Patrick TanguayTransforming a static archive of old newsletter issues by breaking them in parts, interlinking them, and making each a part of an evolving corpus of Web Monetized notes, connections, and new insights.
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Vision, Art & Faith: Creative Living for Dancers
Grant for the Web
45 990.75 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Belgium
Project lead: Briana StuartAddressing the lack of content made by dancers for dancers while providing valuable information about monetizing content, building networks, entrepreneurship, gaining professional skills, and boosting personal development. The 'Web Monetization for Dancer’s' award will provide financial support for dancers to create their own dance-related content.
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Waasabi: open-source, self-hosted event streaming portal for conferences and communities
Grant for the Web
35 000 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Estonia
Project lead: Gabor SzmozsanszkyIntegrating Web Monetization into Waasabi, an open source portal software that allows communities organizing online events to easily add live streaming & video functionality to their website. Event hosts will be able to choose privacy-respecting business models while still receiving compensation and event speakers will have new ways to monetize their work.
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Web Monetization for Independent Music
Grant for the Web
14 500 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: United States
Project lead: Austin RobeyExploring the feasibility and implementation of Web Monetization in connection with Ampled – an artist/worker-owned cooperative platform allowing direct community support for musicians – along with research of how Web Monetization may be used as an alternative to streaming and advertising models in music.
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Web Monetization in the Arts
Grant for the Web
49 676 USD
Total amount committed
- Location: Czech Republic
Project lead: Douglas ArellanesAdding support for Web Monetization features to the Mural software, while building engagement in the arts community to explore how Web Monetization can be implemented for artists in a user-friendly and intuitive way.