OpenSquare is a team that makes tools for Polkadot to help people use it better. They have four main tools: Subsquare, Statescan, Dotreasury, and Off-Chain Voting. They are asking for support to keep their work going in 2026.

Here’s what they plan to do:
- **Keep everything running:** They will pay for servers and other services, which costs about $468 each month.
- **Maintain their tools:** They fix bugs, update the tools, and help users with questions.
- **Add new features:** They want to make Subsquare better by showing how votes change, adding translations, and helping with treasury projects.
- **Improve other tools:** They will update Statescan to show staking info and add new voting options to Off-Chain Voting.

This support will help OpenSquare continue making Polkadot easier and more fun for everyone to use!

OpenSquare products maintenance and development funding for 2026

- Subscan is asking for money to keep their website working for five Polkadot test networks.
- They want $21,690 to pay for six months of work from July to December 2025.
- This is less money than before because they are giving a 40% discount while they make their systems better.
- The money pays for important jobs like fixing the website after updates and watching the networks to make sure they run smoothly.
- Subscan knows that the Westend network might be replaced soon. They ask the community to say if they should keep supporting it and for how long.
- They plan to charge even less money starting in 2026 after they finish their improvements.
- This request is only for basic maintenance work and does not include making any new features.

[Westend] Subscan 2025 Q3-Q4 Funding Proposal: Basic service fee for the Westend Relaychain and Westend public parachain (AssetHub, Coretime, BridgeHub, People)

- Polkadot-API is a tool for developers.
- This proposal asks for money to keep it running for one year.
- The team will fix problems and make sure it works well.
- They have made new features and demos, like a Staking Optimizer.
- They are asking for less money now to fit the budget better.
- If approved, they will get paid each month for their work.
- Extra money is set aside for legal costs, and leftovers go back to the treasury.

Polkadot-API maintenance funding March 2026 - February 2027 through Polkadot Community Foundation

- **Who:** Ross Bulat and Joel Kenny are working on this project.
- **What:** They want to build a Polkadot Staking Dashboard.
- **Goal:** To help people understand and use the Polkadot staking system.
- **How Much:** They are asking for $66,000.
- **How Long:** The project will last for 6 months.
- **Why:** To keep the dashboard updated and ready for new changes in Polkadot.
- **Where:** More details are in their online document.

Treasury Spends