your home lab, but easy.
Your notes, your files, your website and your network, on your own machine. What is open belongs to everyone. What we build on top, you use if it helps.
No account. No login in your way. It runs on your machine even when the internet goes down.
Everything I know, I learned for free. Because someone, somewhere, decided to share it.
Eloi, who builds it. Late at night, as always.
Truly free. So you can look inside.
Truly free does not mean it costs nothing. It means you can look inside.
The orchester
The piece that runs everything on your machine: an old laptop, a Raspberry Pi or your company’s server. Install it, switch it on, and it is yours. Open source: the public repository comes out as soon as the licence is settled.
MuralEngine
The engine that draws anything as a document, a mural or a dashboard. This very page is written with it. MIT licence, on GitHub.
Packages and their store
Every service is a package you can install, look inside and change. A store built on git is on its way: other people’s software, free, always.
Course: “How to build a server”
From your first SSH to your own domain working. What I learned alone, at night, told step by step and in the open.
The video series
Short videos, in a low voice: how each piece of this is made, built in public.
- Local-first. Everything runs on your machine; the network is an optional path.
- Login never blocks. Without an account, everything of yours keeps working.
- Open. You can read how it is made, copy it and make it better.
On the shoulders of others.
None of this comes out of nowhere. Whoever made it is named.
If we use your work and you are not here, write to us and we will fix it.
- AlterSend, by Denis Lupookov (Apache-2.0): what we lean on to move files across networks without the path reading what goes through.
- LocalSend, by its community (Apache-2.0): its protocol, to talk to the LocalSend apps you already have at home.
- And all the open source underneath: every library, every forum, every answer found at three in the morning.
What we build on top. Use it if it helps.
Each one with its honest status. If it says “coming soon”, it is not there yet.
Idea Maker
Drop whatever is in your head (a date, a task, a present, an idea) and it sorts it out. On your phone, no account. doom scroll your pending tasks.
Sites
Your website, and you change it on the website itself: go to /edit and touch the text where you see it. No WordPress dashboards.
A cloud account, if you want one
Optional. A copy of your things and the same on every device. If you do not want it, everything stays on yours.
Files between your devices
Open a page on your phone and another on your computer, drag, and it shows up on the other side. No cables, no emailing it to yourself.
Your private network
Your devices on a network of your own, wherever you are. Your phone out on the street, as if it were on the sofa at home.
Your machine, on the internet
Your website served from your own computer, with your domain. The old laptop, back at work.
AI with your own keys
Put in your keys, paid or free, and your things use them. You choose the provider.
Live: you can use it today. Beta: it works, we are polishing it and it may change. Coming soon: it is in the workshop.
We are also a digitalisation company.
We make custom software, built into your business. With these same pieces, so nothing gets locked in.
No rush and no catalogue: first we look at how you work.
- We connect what you already use: your email, your domain, your shop. Nothing needs to go.
- Made to measure: your bookings, your quotes, your customers, the way you work.
- Everything talking to each other: web, mobile, desktop and your own server.
- Yours is yours: your data and your software, even the day you leave.
Who decided your internet had to belong to someone else?
This is what I found. And how it is made.
Free knowledge.