
Your data stays yours. No usage tracking, local-first by design, fast install and run, and clean removal when you are done.
Software should come as a single executable or a single package that you can install and run easily. Dependencies should be minimal or nonexistent. If an installer is required, it should install the minimum necessary — and uninstall should actually undo everything. We leverage AI to bring ideas to life more efficiently: smarter tools, faster development cycles, better software.

Cross-platform software built for Linux, Windows, and macOS.

A beautifully simple, secure personal journal. Write freely, attach photos, and keep your memories safe with password protection and AES-256 encryption. Linux, Windows, and macOS.
Create beautiful static websites without writing code. A visual editor with live preview, built-in themes, and one-click publishing. Linux, macOS, and Windows.
Modern sticky notes for Linux with native Wayland support, written in Go. Manage multiple notes through a system tray indicator with lock/unlock and shortcuts.

A local-first dictionary suite for Korean users and learners with a desktop app, CLI, REST API, and MCP support. Fast lookup across Korean, English, Japanese, Chinese, and more.
Single-binary Go applications — no dependencies, no setup or minimum setup.

A command-line interface for searching the FSearch database. Reads and searches binary database files created by FSearch.
Quickly fetch Wikipedia summaries from the terminal. Supports multiple languages, interactive disambiguation, browser opening, and can run as a service with REST APIs.

A lightweight, standalone NNTP news server for hosting private newsgroups. Built-in authentication with per-group ACLs and a mail-to-news gateway for posting via email.
Privacy-first tools that run entirely in your browser.