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The everyday building blocks of a project, in TypeScript and Rust, with the tooling around them.

Small, typed helpers that every project ends up rewriting: strings, arrays, dates, URLs, promises, commits, versions. Each helper does one thing, ships with tests, and the libraries have no dependencies.

TypeScriptRustDevContainerGitHub Actions

A unified Linux app store: one card per app, whatever the source.

Flatpak (Flathub), Snap (Snapcraft), AppImage and native packages each have their own store. Tuxery merges them into one search-first catalog, so an app available from four sources shows up as one card instead of four listings.

QwikTypeScriptLinux

Self-hosted identity, done properly: passkeys, OIDC and post-quantum cryptography.

An identity provider that a team or an individual can run themselves, built around passkeys (WebAuthn), OIDC and hybrid post-quantum cryptography, and compatible with decentralized identifiers (DID:web).

RustQwikWebAuthnOIDCPost-quantum

Finding and resolving the frustration points of digital products.

A service focused on finding and resolving the points where users get frustrated in digital products and services.

QwikTypeScript

Flip through your design prototypes: a web component that plays .fig, .sketch, .xd and .penpot files.

A web component that plays the interactive prototype stored in a .fig, .sketch, .xd or .penpot file (clicks, hovers, overlays, navigation between screens) right in the browser, with no account and no Figma, Sketch or Adobe licence. It is a player, not a viewer: no canvas to pan, no layers to inspect, visitors click through the screens the way the designer linked them.

RustTypeScriptWebAssemblyWeb Components