> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://learn.junto.foundation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://learn.junto.foundation/about/contributing.md).

# Contributing

## Use Junto

If you haven't already done so, the first thing you can do is [sign up to join our Beta](https://junto.typeform.com/to/iY66XCod). 

## Become a monthly contributor

After you've created an account and explored the app, consider becoming a monthly contributor. You can support Junto for as little as [**$2/month.**](/financials/pricing.md) 

## Volunteer

We are looking for the following volunteer contributions. If you're interested in supporting Junto in any of the following capacities, please join our public Slack here to engage with our core team and find out more. If you are Slack-adverse, please email us at [**hi@junto.foundation**](mailto:hi@junto.foundation).

### **Open-source development**

Feel free to check our Github [**here**](https://github.com/juntofoundation) and reach out to [**eric@junto.foundation**](mailto:eric@junto.foundation) if you'd like to contribute! Our cross-platform mobile app is built with Flutter and our APIs are written in Rust.

**Translations** 

You can help translate the Junto app into your language of choice. Please send us an email at [**hi@junto.foundation**](mailto:hi@junto.foundation) to get started.

**Outreach and marketing** 

Tell your friends about Junto. Start inviting folks and communities onto the app :) 


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