Products
What we make, besides client work.
CampusOS is the operating system for your campus. The apps started as tools we wanted for our own work, and are out for anyone to use.
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CampusOS
The operating system for your campus.
Student records, coursework, exams, career services and outcome reports in one system, with one login and one student record.
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Apps
For the Mac, and for developers.
ReleasedMyna
A quiet voice for your Mac.
A menu-bar app that reads any selection, web article or finished Claude Code reply aloud on a hotkey. The voice engine runs entirely on your Mac, so text never leaves the device.
macOS · Apple Silicon · Open source
Early Mac previewNook
A little home for all your mail.
An email client built around your accounts, your AI and your own way of working. Mac first; Windows, iOS, Android and the web are on the way.
macOS first
Public previewMenuSprite
Make your menu bar your own.
A native Mac playground for small menu-bar tools called sprites: system monitoring, Claude and Codex usage, keep-awake tools and power controls. Ask an AI agent such as Claude Code, Codex or Cursor to build a sprite for you through the bundled menusprite command.
macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon · Open source
Public alphaPastebook
Everything you copy, on a shelf.
Remembers everything you copy on your Mac and puts it on a shelf one shortcut away, with pinboards, a locked vault and a pause switch.
macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon · Free
Public alphaScreenroll
Capture the screen. Point at what matters.
Takes screenshots and screen recordings on your Mac, lets you draw arrows, boxes and numbered steps on them, and keeps every capture in a roll you can scroll back through.
macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon · Free
Public alphaAnnotly
Draw on anything. Click through to everything.
A menu-bar app for drawing arrows, shapes, numbers and notes over anything on your screen while you present, then clicking through to the apps underneath while the marks stay.
macOS 26+ · Apple Silicon · Free
Open source · pre-1.0Grove
Every worktree, a real environment.
Every git worktree gets reserved ports, its own dependencies, its own database and a background runner. Run many branches at once without holding a terminal for each.
Command line · MIT
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