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MagiSoft Development Fund and live site counts

Help us make games and care for our sites. Give with PayPal. See live site counts and read our pages in plain words.

The fund is for our games, art, music, sites and network. It is one way to help us build more.

Pick an amount. Then go to PayPal to give. The PayPal page shows KeyeskeKara Creations and MagiSoft Development Fund. It uses US dollars.

Your support can help us make games and fix our sites. It can also help us build the network. The network helps people find what creators and small shops make.

Our ad site shows counts from four of our sites. The page checks for new counts every 30 seconds. You can pick 7 or 30 days. Each site counts browser visits by day. One browser can count on more than one site or day. The label "No count" means we have no saved count for that day.

We also made the network home, fund and privacy pages easier to read. We used short lines and plain words.

What changed

  • Made the fund cover our games, art, music, sites and network.
  • Added a link to give with PayPal.
  • Added live counts from four sites, with views for 7 or 30 days.
  • Kept missing days clear with a No count label.
  • Used plain words on the network home, fund and privacy pages.
A closer look

Screenshots

The live Development Fund page has amount choices and a Donate with PayPal button beside painted portal art.
The fund page links to PayPal after you choose an amount.
The live network page shows combined browser visit counts for today, seven days and thirty days.
Counts shown when this picture was taken. The page updates every 30 seconds.
The live traffic summary sits above a table with counts for each site.
Counts shown when this picture was taken. The page updates every 30 seconds.
The live network home page introduces its ad service with short text and the heading Good work should be easy to find.
The home page uses short lines and plain words.
The live privacy page explains messages, public site counts and ads in short paragraphs.
The privacy page explains what we keep and how we use it.