Open source. Open possibilities.

BangerBox is an offline-first, browser-based DAW and sampler modeled after Akai MPC Live. Runs entirely client-side as a PWA with no server or cloud dependency.

A browser-based music production app (DAW) for children. It allows users to compose music by filling in grids and features AI-assisted composition and MP3 export capabilities.

Nuclear is a free, open-source music player for Windows, macOS, and Linux. It streams music without ads or tracking, supports plugins, themes, playlists, and integrates with AI via MCP.

Mosh is a native, cross-platform Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) that integrates AI directly into the signal path, featuring a generative timbre-transform layer and an in-app agent.

Self-hosted web toolkit with client-side processing for images, PDFs, text, math, and data tools. Lightweight Docker image, no tracking, open-source under MIT.

Sniptale is a local-first Chromium extension for capturing, annotating, recording, editing, and exporting web content, designed as an AI-first software engineering experiment.

TastyTunes is a free desktop controller for Cambridge Audio StreamMagic network streamers: local library browsing, synced lyrics, internet radio, presets and queue editing, plus an optional MCP server that lets local AI agents view and control playback.