Community
Built in the open.
Kaleta is open source and developed on GitHub. Here is how to get help, report a problem, contribute – or support the work.
Ask a question.
Check the guide and the FAQ first. If the answer is not there, open an issue on GitHub or write to info@kaletacms.com.
Ask on GitHubReport a bug.
Open an issue with the Kaleta version, what you did and what happened. Screenshots and the error log help a lot.
Open an issueReport a vulnerability.
Please do not open a public issue. Report it privately on GitHub or by e-mail; the security policy explains what happens next.
Security policySupport the work.
Kaleta has no paid tiers and no ads. You can support Kaleta's development with a one-time contribution on Buy Me a Coffee.
Support Kaleta on Buy Me a CoffeeContribute.
Fixes, translations, documentation and add-ons are welcome. Read the contributing guide first – every change to Kaleta goes through the automated tests. For add-ons, start with docs/EXTENSIONS.md and the example add-on.
How to contributeTranslate Kaleta.
Visitor texts are translated into 12 languages, Arabic included. Adding yours is one dictionary file – a good first contribution.
Translation filesShowcase
Built with Kaleta.
Real sites running Kaleta, submitted by the people who run or built them. Every entry is checked by hand before it appears here.
No sites are listed yet – yours could be the first.
Submit your site.
Running a site on Kaleta, or built one for a client? Tell us about it.
- Checked by hand – we open the site and confirm it is live and runs Kaleta before it is listed.
- What is shown – the site's name and address, one line about it, who built it and a screenshot we take ourselves.
- Nothing invented – the showcase only lists real sites that their owners agreed to show.
- Removal any time – write to info@kaletacms.com and the entry goes.
Principles
How the project is run.
- Open source for good – GPL-2.0-or-later; no open-core, no paid edition.
- Tested as a whole – the features a business site needs are built in, and every release passes the full test suite. Add-ons by other developers use a versioned extension API and are switched on only by an administrator who trusts them.
- Signed releases – installations accept only updates signed by the publisher; security releases can install themselves.
- In English on GitHub – issues, releases and changelog are in English, so everyone can follow.
What is coming next.
Kaleta ships a release every week on the Latest channel, and about once a month on Stable: new features, fixes found while moving real sites, and security updates that install themselves. What comes next is planned in the open on GitHub.