July 24, 2025 → July 24, 2026

The last image wasn’t the last chapter.

On July 24, 2025, Maybe Finance published its final image. The company’s chapter closed, but the code was open—and a community was ready to carry it forward.

Almost one year later, Sure is still shipping.

The image kept moving
maybe-finance/maybe:v0.6.0
we-promise/sure:v0.7.3-alpha.3

What open source makes possible

An ending can be a handoff.

Maybe’s team made a generous choice: they opened the source. Sure exists because that foundation was worth carrying forward—and because maintainers, self-hosters, translators, bug reporters, and contributors chose to keep showing up.

The graph did not go flat

A year measured in forward motion.

Repository snapshot, July 18, 2026.

01

1,496

commits since the handoff

02

55

web releases tagged

03

15

supported languages

04

16

connection providers

Five chapters, one living codebase

From final image to fresh momentum.

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July 24, 2025

The final Maybe image

Maybe v0.6.0 arrived as the project’s final release. The code was capable, open, and suddenly without the company that had built it.

A finish line for one team. A starting line for a community.

What changed under the Sure banner

Alive means more than maintained.

The community did more than keep the lights on. It widened what the product can do and who can make it their own.

01

A real mobile companion

Android, iOS, and web builds bring accounts, transactions, budgets, and AI chat beyond the desktop.

02

A broader financial world

Banks, brokerages, crypto exchanges, open banking, and flexible price providers make self-hosting useful in more places.

03

Practical, user-controlled AI

Document retrieval, statement imports, multiple model providers, and secure assistant connections meet people where they work.

04

Stronger foundations

Rails upgrades, accessible design-system primitives, observability, test coverage, and safer syncs make every new feature easier to trust.

A note of gratitude

Built on a gift. Carried by a community.

To the Maybe team: thank you for building something worth preserving, and for choosing to release it under an open-source license when the business moved on.

To everyone building Sure—maintainers, contributors, translators, self-hosters, issue reporters, and patient early users—thank you for proving that software can have a life beyond the company that began it.

Here’s to the next commit.

we-promise/sure

The codebase is alive. Come shape what it becomes.

Run Sure on your own server, open an issue, improve a translation, or land the change you’ve been waiting for.