Catalogue / Apps
Software built to be used.
Desktop apps, creative tools, command-line utilities, and a peer-to-peer protocol. Some are finished products, some are early builds, and nearly all of them are open source.
Experimental v0
Jolt
A peer-to-peer content syndication network where identity, content, and audience belong to the publisher, not a platform.
Betathe0
An open-source execution platform for deploying, running, and observing algorithmic trading bots on your own infrastructure.
Alpha
Vibez
A free and open-source digital audio workstation for electronic music, written in Rust, built around performing, arranging, and mixing.
Releasedai-img
A small multi-provider CLI that turns a prompt into an image, or an image plus a prompt into a new one.
Releasedai-mesh
A multi-provider CLI that turns a text prompt or a reference image into a textured 3D mesh.
Early releaseClipForge
Linux-first game recording with instant replay, hardware encoding, and a built-in searchable library.
ReleasedForgeCut
A lightweight, Linux-first timeline video editor for trimming, stitching, overlays, and fast ffmpeg export.
ReleasedMeshMaker
An open-source Blender add-on that generates textured 3D meshes from a prompt or an image and drops them straight into your scene.
ReleasedShowbiz
An AI-powered storyboard and video-production desktop app that takes a script from frames to a finished movie.
Alpha
Spoke
A small desktop social app built on Jolt, proving that a replaceable app can deliver a real social experience without owning your identity.