A Linux distribution with Arch under the hood, Hyprland on the surface and macOS-grade polish on top — no terminal required, with snapshots to undo anything. We took a close look: it is the desktop we already use, made accessible.
Photo editor, vector, PDF, UI design, video editing, DAW, spreadsheet… ArtCraft is rebuilding a whole creative suite in Rust, free and open source. A tour, and our installation on CachyOS without admin rights.
A 650,000-rule routing table, a belt-worn Zebra printer and a phone to scan: how we built a logistics labelling application configurable per carrier.
Retroplanning builds a project schedule backwards from the target date, with AI-suggested phases, milestones and exportable diagrams. First tool of the Suite, available online.
ProjectNaming generates name proposals for a project, product or brand, then organises a vote via individual links so the group can decide together.
Rather than one monolithic application, the Suite is made of satellites: Tally (costs), Timely (calendar), Roster (team), Tackler (tasks), Tracer (log) and Shippy (deliverables). Each is small, replaceable, and shares the same foundation.
A free utility that finds every user account on a machine, isolates their real data (documents, mail, browsers, keys) and copies it cleanly, with resume and report.
ad-cockpit is a HUD for Linux desktops: calendar and task widgets (Google, Microsoft Planner/To Do), monitoring of containers and game servers, Traccar map, switch to a Windows VM, built-in dictation, light/dark theme.
A portal that sends the wake-up signal (Wake-on-LAN) to your machine, then connects you through Guacamole (desktop in the browser) or Moonlight (low-latency streaming).
