This page lists 8 software tools we've developed independently of client work. We're offering them here - some free, some paid - to showcase our expertise in different technologies.
We prototype for pre-seed and contract for scale-ups. Whether you need a new feature built, want to fix a struggling one, or your Series B/C app is hitting performance walls - we'll help you scale, not stall.
A shared/collaborative todo list with time tracking. Organize work by problems you're solving instead of tasks (what you're doing). Designed for clear communication with your team
Tighten your writing: eliminate irrelevant fluff and tangents. This text editor uses Embedding Models to highlight sentences by relevance to the overall point of your document. Live updates as you type. Also; step by step tutorial/documentation of how the algorithm works
A native mobile client for Claude Code. Real-time collaborative control - see and interact with the same session from both your phone and desktop simultaneously. Run multiple sessions & agents in parallel with git worktrees, push notifications, undo/redo with conversation forking, and port forwarding for localhost web apps.
Self-hosted web app to manage build and test workflow for binary artifacts across multiple platforms. Track release candidates from build to tested. Reusable download page components for React, Angular, Solid, and Qwik.
Desktop app to browse, search, and manage terabytes of video files. 100% private and offline.
A next-generation to-do list that not only tracks tasks but actively helps complete them. Share your plans as interactive timelines that include all the decision-making context—letting collaborators see not just what you're planning, but why. When others have questions, they can pick up your AI conversations where you left off.
Break down disk usage by ignored/non-ignored status, helping you see what's really using space in your projects. Same output as `du`, with extra ability to show treemap, starburst, and flamegraph visualizations in your browser.
CLI ToolStarmelon is a command-line Elm interpreter that lets you write Kubernetes configurations as actual code instead of wrestling with Helm templates. It extends Elm with filesystem I/O and SQL support, so you get type safety, real debugging, and the full power of functional programming for your DevOps work. The result is infrastructure-as-code that doesn't make you want to throw your laptop out the window.
Made cloud infrastructure really easy to use for your developers.
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