Apps, desktop add-ons and editor extensions installed on the computer, where a window open all day, file access or offline work matter. We build them natively, not as a wrapped browser.
A native client of the Flaem hosting platform for Windows and Linux, written in C# on Avalonia, with no browser inside. Sign-in with a two-factor code, a dashboard, every service on the account, server details with power actions that match the server type, notifications, billing, the shop, tickets and account security. The Flaem address is entered in the app, so the same program connects to any operator.
A native app of the Plazer messenger for Windows, macOS and Linux, written in Rust on Slint, with no browser underneath and the encryption core built straight into the program. A single-file installer, in-app updates, a desktop widget with your chats and system notifications that never show the message. A new device joins the account with a QR code, and the chats move over to it encrypted, bypassing the server.
An AI agent control room as a native desktop window, rendered without a browser (Rust + Dioxus). One place for every session: what is waiting, what is working, what is planned and the whole conversation. The same code also compiles to other platforms.
The same multi-repo tool, as a full-screen terminal interface. The whole workspace on one screen, keyboard-driven, without ever leaving the terminal. For people who live in the console.
A desktop tool for moodboards, cuts and sessions on a shared core (Rust + Tauri). Where file access, offline work and native speed matter. A shared core, separate apps.
Atrium as an app for the front desk computer: bookings on a timeline with a free room search, a floor map with room status, housekeeping, repairs, the restaurant and room service, inventory, the schedule and reports in one window that stays open for the whole shift. The same data as in the browser and on a housekeeper's phone.
Lokal as an app for the computer at the bar and in the office: reservations on a day timeline for every table, the floor plan, tabs, the kitchen screen, the menu, promotions, inventory with supplier orders, the schedule and reports. One window for the whole shift, with the same data as in the browser and on a waiter's phone.
RimShot on a computer: content duels on a big screen, uploading memes, gifs and jokes straight from the disk, the rankings of every category and a moderation panel with the report queue, restoring and removing content, categories and invite codes.
Add-ons for the Linux desktop: clip-vault keeps a clipboard history with pinning, a tray icon and blindness to password managers, and notif-vault archives every desktop notification to search from the terminal. Two Cinnamon tools manage keyboard shortcuts and the panel, and extensions for the Nemo file manager show the state of git repositories in columns, emblems, menus and folder properties.
A Visual Studio Code extension that counts working time in every project and file only while you are actually working, and paints it onto the file explorer as a heatmap. A project clock in the status bar, a chart of the hottest files and export to JSON, and everything stays on your computer: no account, no server and no telemetry.
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