8 posts filed under product.
Why VisorCraft keeps splitting its catalog into small, focused, single-purpose projects instead of merging them into one suite, and the one place a suite is actually the right answer.
Realistic Mouse Jiggler is a Rust + egui utility for Linux, macOS, and Windows that keeps sessions awake with natural cursor motion, and the interesting part is the motion math and the platform permission maze underneath a deliberately tiny feature set.
Kanoprii is a Tauri 2 PDF editor in Rust for Linux, macOS, and Windows, non-destructive by design with no telemetry, and the interesting part is what it took to make WebKitGTK behave across GNOME, KDE, and XFCE.
SpiderTypes is a Three.js and Tone.js typing game that teaches home row through a baby spider climbing the waterspout, and the interesting part is that a static web app with localStorage as its entire data layer is still a real product when the scope is honest.
Foxden is a Firefox workspace manager with color-coded workspaces, folder rules that sort tabs for you, full keyboard navigation, and suspend to free memory, and the interesting part is why a small add-on that fixes one thing is still a real category.
Tailshell is a persistent web terminal that wraps ttyd and tmux with JWT auth, TOTP for admins, workspaces, and quick prompts, and the interesting part is why the missing piece was never the terminal itself.
Sinema is a Kotlin and Media3 ExoPlayer Android TV client for Stash with D-pad controls, a PIN lock, and no telemetry, and the interesting part is why we wrote a native lean-back client instead of pointing a WebView at Stash's web UI.
Roamarr is a self-hosted travel organizer in SvelteKit 2 and MongrelDB that tracks flights, stays, documents, and expenses in one container with encrypted sensitive fields and no hosted account, and the interesting part is why self-hosting your itinerary stopped being a strange thing to suggest.
