The story

I started building apps because the Linux desktop had gaps — things I wanted that didn't exist or were clunky to use. So I built them myself, put the code on GitHub, and published them on the Snap Store, Flathub, and AUR. One app became two, then ten, now fifteen.

Every app here is free to download and use. The source code is public. There are no ads, no trackers, no analytics phoning home. I don't collect your data; I build tools I would use myself and hope others find them useful too.

A handful of apps have an optional paid tier — a freemium model. Those premium features are not locked away to squeeze revenue; they exist to cover real costs: server hosting, domain renewal, email delivery, and the time it takes to maintain and improve things over the years. The core of every app remains free. Always.

There's no team, no company, no investors. It's a one-person operation run alongside everything else life demands. If something breaks I fix it. If a user has a question I answer it personally. It's small, honest work and I'm proud of it.