Hi, I’m Khen Solomon Lethil, originally from Myanmar. I work as an independent open-source developer, driven by a passion to preserve, support, and modernize Myanmar language, scripts, and culture through technology.

Over the years, I’ve created and maintained several projects that many people use daily:

• MyOrdbok – a modern and comprehensive online Myanmar dictionary that makes learning and reference accessible to everyone.
• Lai Siangtho – a project that helps organize and sort the Bible in tribal scripts, making it easier for communities to read and share.
• Zaideih – a volunteer initiative to stream and preserve tribal music from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, keeping a fading cultural heritage alive.

Why It Matters

For me, these aren’t just coding projects—they’re about preserving language, culture, and identity in a digital age. Many of the languages, texts, and music I work with are at risk of being forgotten. By building tools and platforms, I hope to make them freely available to the next generation.

Why I Need Your Support

All of my projects are open-source and licensed under MIT, which means they’re completely free for anyone to use, share, or build upon. But maintaining them requires ongoing time, energy, and resources.

Your sponsorship will directly help me:

• Keep these projects alive and sustainable.
• Improve and expand features for users.
• Continue preserving cultural heritage through technology.

Even small contributions make a real difference. Thank you for reading this far, and for considering supporting my work—it means a lot.