For two years we have been building software. Some of it for clients, a lot of it for ourselves — because a tool we needed did not exist — and a few pieces just for the fun of it. Until now it all lived in subdomains, private repositories and conversations. We decided to bring it together in one place: the members area.
What you will find
One page per piece of software, written in plain language: what it is for, who it is for, what it actually does, what it runs on and where it stands — idea, in development, beta or available. And this blog, public, where we will share what happens behind the scenes: technical choices, failures, what worked.
Why access on request?
Because a beta deserves testers who know what they are getting into, and because we like to know the people we open our applications to. Access is free: you fill in a short form, we read it, approve it by hand, and you get your credentials by e-mail. No bots, no forced newsletter.
What’s next?
The blog opens today. Software pages will follow one by one, as each tool becomes polished enough to be shown, then used. We will start with the ones we already rely on every day; the betas will follow.