Hamsa Yusuf

I am the solo maintainer of LedgerJack, an open-source, privacy-first bookkeeping application for self-employed people. I build in the open under the AGPL licence, with a focus on data sovereignty: people's financial records should stay private, on their own device, and never be sold or surveilled. My aim is to give independent workers a free, trustworthy alternative to the paid, data-hungry accounting tools that dominate the market.