Ghostty, the fast GPU‑accelerated terminal, now operates under a non‑profit funding model through fiscal sponsorship with Hack Club. Here’s what it means.

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Ghostty, a fast GPU-accelerated terminal emulator, now operates under fiscal sponsorship with Hack Club, a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Creator Mitchell Hashimoto believes critical infrastructure should be stewarded by mission-driven entities prioritizing public benefit. The structure enables transparent donation management while Hashimoto remains project lead with full decision authority. Nothing changes technically—Ghostty stays open source (MIT license) with the same roadmap. The move protects against future commercialization and ensures the project can outlive its creator.

Ghostty Terminal Adopts a Non-Profit Funding Model

He created Vagrant, then Terraform, and now Ghostty. What a legend.

I guess should switch from warp to ghostty then

Damn… Looks cool, any insights on the project