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WIGGWIGG is built with support from amazing people and organizations. Here's where we celebrate everyone who's helped shape this project.
Building WIGGWIGG is a collaborative journey. Every idea contributor and supporter helps create a better product. This page celebrates everyone who's made WIGGWIGG what it is today.
Supporters who back WIGGWIGG's development through the Support Us page. Every contribution keeps an independent, privacy-first product going.
Cool app, keep it up!
2 other supporters prefer to stay anonymous. Thank you: you know who you are.
Become a supporterThese individuals suggested features, improvements, and concepts that shape WIGGWIGG.
Suggested the brilliant idea of using personalized audio sounds for security markers, making anti-phishing both effective and delightful. As an auditive person, they realized that most people don't read or look carefully at things, but hearing your unique sound during login helps you instantly know you're on the real WIGGWIGG platform. Perfect for those who process information through sound rather than sight.
October 2025
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Feature suggestions, UX improvements, creative concepts
Help test new features and provide detailed feedback
A fresh look at some of the flows, and the faces of Patch and the Wiggs.
Late in the project we asked them to walk through the landing page, the sign-up, and the first purchase as if seeing it for the first time. The feedback came back blunt, which is exactly what was needed: by that point you cannot see your own blind spots any more. Thank you.
At the end of 2025 this person showed us how to work with AI image-generation tools. That is where the faces of Patch and the Wiggs come from. Thank you.
A phone given, hours on the line, precise bug reports. These people gave me their time and their hardware rather than money, and I wanted to name them myself.
He gave me his old iPhone. That meant testing on a real device instead of a simulator: the real network, the real notifications, the real battery. It is also where I could measure how fast the encryption actually runs on a phone with a few years on it, and that is the number that matters. A simulator always lies a little. Thank you, Christopher.
He spent hours on the phone with me picking apart the mobile app, one screen at a time. He set security and privacy aside and asked one question instead: is this simple? He has seen a few things come and go, and it shows in how precise his questions are. His "why do I have to do that?" fixed more than plenty of technical reports did. Thanks Dad.
This person filed more than 50 feedback and bug reports during private testing. Not "it does not work": precise, reproducible reports, the kind that save days of work. And a lot of videos, often with a soundtrack that was never meant to reach me. It made me smile every time. Thank you. You will recognise yourself.
You arrived in the middle of this project, with everything that comes with it: the evenings that end late, the screen still glowing beside the bed while you sleep. Thank you for listening to my wildest ideas without ever needing to understand a line of code, for always offering an ear, and for your patience through the evenings when I was there without really being there. None of this would be the same without you.
CAB, founder of WIGGWIGG
People who suggested features or concepts that shape WIGGWIGG
People who helped shape the look, feel, and user experience
People who gave time: testing, bug reports, and encouragement
People who contributed financially through the Support Us page
Thank you to everyone who tested WIGGWIGG privately, shared feedback and ideas, and believes in privacy-first identity management. Early Access is open because of you.
WIGGWIGG stands on the shoulders of open-source projects, the services that power our infrastructure, and shared public data. We're grateful to all of them, and we keep this list honest.
Modern site builder with web best practices, performance, and DX front-of-mind
Powers our high-performance marketing site with zero JavaScript by default
JavaScript library for building user interfaces
Powers our web and mobile applications with component-based architecture
React framework for production-grade applications
Provides the foundation for our customer-facing web application
Framework for building native apps using React
Enables cross-platform mobile app development
Open-source platform for making universal native apps with React
Powers our mobile application development and deployment
Fast and low overhead web framework for Node.js
Powers our high-performance REST API with excellent developer experience
Type-safe SQL query builder for TypeScript
Provides type-safe database queries with auto-completion and validation
Powerful asynchronous state management for React
Handles data fetching, caching, and synchronization across our platform
Unstyled, accessible component primitives for React
Provides accessible, customizable UI components with best practices built-in
Utility-first CSS framework for rapidly building custom user interfaces
Enables consistent, maintainable styling across our entire platform
TypeScript-first schema validation with static type inference
Ensures runtime type safety and API validation across our entire stack
Typed superset of JavaScript that compiles to plain JavaScript
Ensures type safety and a better developer experience across our codebase
WebAuthn library for passwordless authentication
Enables secure passwordless authentication with passkeys
High-security, easily auditable cryptographic libraries (@noble/hashes, @noble/curves, @noble/ciphers)
Powers our zero-knowledge encryption and signing (see our open-source crypto core)
Native Node.js binding for Argon2, winner of the Password Hashing Competition
Provides secure, memory-hard password hashing for authentication
JSON Web Token and JOSE primitives for Node and the browser
Handles secure token signing and verification across the platform
Message queue and job processing for Node.js based on Redis
Manages background jobs, notifications, and email queue processing
Very low overhead Node.js logger
Provides high-performance structured logging for monitoring and debugging
These platforms power the parts of WIGGWIGG we don't run ourselves. Where they handle personal data, they're listed as subprocessors in our privacy policy.
Cloud infrastructure: databases, storage, and compute hosted in Canada
Hosts our encrypted databases, media storage, and application servers in Canada
Global connectivity platform for voice, SMS, and E911
Provides Canadian phone numbers and the voice/SMS infrastructure for communications
Payment processing platform for internet businesses
Handles secure payment processing and billing for subscriptions
Cryptocurrency payment gateway (Bitcoin and other crypto)
Lets supporters donate with cryptocurrency, without a custodial middleman
Transactional email delivery API
Delivers account, billing, and notification emails reliably
Detection of child sexual abuse material by fingerprint matching
Checks each picture's fingerprint against a Canadian database of known material, without the picture leaving our servers
Advanced open-source relational database
The reliable, battle-tested engine behind our database layer
In-memory data store used for caching and queues
Provides high-performance caching, sessions, and real-time messaging
Open-source observability and tracing, self-hosted on our own infrastructure
Lets us monitor performance and reliability without sending data to third parties
Open-source push notification relay (UnifiedPush)
Delivers private push notifications to de-Googled Android devices, self-hosted by us
Catalogue of which websites support two-factor authentication
Powers the vault feature that tells you whether a saved site supports 2FA
Authoritative list of domain suffixes
Lets us match login domains correctly and safely for autofill and icons
Browser support data
Helps us ship code that works across the browsers our users actually use
Geometric sans-serif typeface designed by the Indian Type Foundry
Used for the WIGGWIGG wordmark and headings, for a modern, distinctive look
Beautiful, consistent open-source icon toolkit
Provides clean, accessible icons throughout the interface
Brand icons for popular services
Shows the right logo next to a vault entry so you recognise it at a glance. The SVGs are public domain; brand logos remain trademarks of their owners and are shown nominatively.
Avatar and identicon library
Generates your unique security-identity avatar and icon fallbacks. The styles we render (bottts, identicon) are public domain (CC0).
The store marks and the Android robot that appear in our footer and on the mobile apps page. They are there to name the place you install the app from, and nothing more.
The Android figure shown beside the build that installs without Google.
The Android robot is reproduced or modified from work created and shared by Google and used according to terms described in the Creative Commons 3.0 Attribution License.
The Google Play mark, shown where the Google Play listing is referred to.
Google Play and the Google Play logo are trademarks of Google LLC. WIGGWIGG is not affiliated with Google.
The Apple mark, used on the store badge in our footer.
Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPad, App Store and TestFlight are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. WIGGWIGG is not affiliated with Apple.
These are the highlights. WIGGWIGG ships hundreds of open-source packages, and you can browse every one of them, with full license texts, plus a machine-readable manifest and a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM).
We honour the license terms of every open-source project we use. If anything here looks wrong, please let us know.
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