You can start by letting new contributors know about your project.

• Add a project and describe your involvement.
• Once your project has been added you can proceed towards adding its bug tracker. (instructions)

New contributors are browsing this site to find a good project to join. Here's how you can make your project findable and attractive.

• Provide answers for common questions like, "How do I get involved as a non-coder?" (see example) (get started)
• On your bug tracker, tag some bugs as good for newcomers. Then import them into our index. (read more)
• Within your personal profile on OpenHatch, mark yourself as a mentor for your projects.

We've created educational and community management tools that make it easier to onboard a new contributor.

• Minimize the barrier to entry by embedding an "I want to help!" button on your project website (read more)
• Link to our training missions (so you don't have to teach people e.g. what a patch is)
• Browse prospective contributors, and keep track of when you contact them (available on each project's OpenHatch page)