VulCode experience: projects, products and contributions since 2020
Instead of promises: what we have built, for whom, in which technologies and whose code accepted our changes. Every number on this page is counted from data with each release of the site.
What we have built
Portfolio projects by type: 92 projects over 6 years since the first websites in 2020. Each square is one project, and each type has its own list with descriptions in the portfolio.
Projects worth starting with
One project of each kind: a website, a panel, a client build, a desktop app, a tool and a game.
VulCode client panel
The client panel for our own brand: projects, billing, an affiliate program with automatic commission payout and support tickets.
WaveHost
A new website for a hosting brand: a multi-page site with transparent pricing, trust-building sections and a server configurator.
Flaem
A native client of the Flaem hosting platform for Windows and Linux, written in C# on Avalonia, with no browser inside.
pixel-platformer
A complete 2D pixel-art platformer: character physics, levels, enemies and collectibles.
Who we have worked for
Companies and brands we have built websites, panels and apps for, with what we did for each, and one review in full.
Changes merged into other people's projects
Pull requests and patches that open source maintainers merged into their code. Each square is one day, and the brighter it is, the more changes they accepted that day.
- 125
- changes merged by project maintainers
- 33
- days with a merged change
- 60+
- other people's open source projects with our code
- 540,000+
- GitHub stars on those projects
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Our own products
Software we write and run ourselves. We test solutions on it before they go into client projects.
Flaem
A panel for hosting companies: game servers, VPS, domains and mail in one. Flaem runs the whole service lifecycle: the client buys, the node provisions, the panel keeps track of payments, limits and live metrics. You see the entire fleet, the client gets a console, files and full control over their server. For hosting companies and teams selling game servers, VPS and webhosting. Flaem in the Ecosystem
Plazer
A messenger that has no idea what you are talking about. Messages, servers with channels, voice calls and profiles in one lightweight app. Your device encrypts direct messages, groups and private channels, the code is open, and you can host the server for your community yourself. For teams and communities that want their own place to talk instead of yet another chat that belongs to someone else. Plazer in the Ecosystem
Gyred
A control plane for AI agents that work on their own. Gyred keeps a fleet of agents in line: workspaces separate projects, rules say what an agent may do, and loops carry a real stopping condition instead of spinning forever. Leases make sure two agents never grab the same task: one takes it, the rest wait. For us, and for anyone running many AI agents at once who needs a single desk to watch them from. Gyred in the Ecosystem
Atrium
A panel for hotels and guesthouses with a live floor map. Atrium shows the hotel the way it really looks: a floor map with live room statuses, a 14-day booking gantt, housekeeping and maintenance in one flow. Reception clicks a room and knows everything. For hotels, guesthouses and apartments, from a few rooms to a few floors. Atrium in the Ecosystem
Lokal
A live floor plan, reservations and the kitchen in one panel. The floor plan shows live who is seated, what they ordered and which table is waiting. Reservations guard against collisions on their own, orders go straight to the kitchen screen, and inventory follows the sales. For restaurants, bistros and cafes, wherever the floor has to stay alive. Lokal in the Ecosystem
Questions about our experience
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