if you want people to make software affordances that are not through the lens of professional work, you will need to pay for it in either time (either setting it up, or waiting for it to exist) or money. Neither gaurantees it will happen, but does make it more likely.
software given for free is given as a gift or given because people are opening up something they use for work. Sometimes it's free because a community is donating their free time for it.
But almost everyone has to work, or at least have someone in their house working (this option being less and less tenable), to do that. That's a big part of why things are what they are.
There's a lot less free time these days, a lot less low-stress brain cycles.
I don't know how much more bluntly I can say any of this
It requires a movement, and/or an influx of cash, and/or simply not being completely alienated from the labor of building any of this in the context it needs to be built in
