Meet the family.

A closer look at the characters behind the projects. From the big picture to the smallest detail.

• Raven — Connect GitHub Copilot to Anthropic- and OpenAI-compatible tools and track usage.
• Pew — A contribution graph for the AI-native era. See your coding tokens tell a story.
• Xray — A closer look at your Twitter / X activity, with analytics and AI-powered reports.
• Firefly — A modern home for writing, publishing, and the ideas worth keeping.
• Bat — A lightweight watchtower for your servers, with a Rust probe and a clear dashboard.
• Shrike — A small macOS menu bar app that keeps your files in sync with Google Drive.
• Neo — Your two-factor codes, together. Encrypted storage, easy imports, and offline access.
• Backy — A dependable home for AI-agent backups. Store, inspect, and restore with confidence.
• Otter — Keep your Mac development setup safe with snapshots, diffs, and cloud backups.
• Gecko — A little perspective on your screen time, with a Mac tracker and a synced dashboard.
• Dove — A self-hosted email relay with webhooks, reusable templates, and delivery insights.
• Pika — Replay, search, and rediscover your AI coding conversations.
• Lyre — Recordings, transcripts, and word-by-word playback, beautifully in sync.
• Codo — A quiet macOS notification bridge between your AI agents and your desktop.
• Wooly — Keep family perks in sight: card rewards, memberships, insurance, and expiry dates.
• Surety — A private, local-first home for your family insurance policies.
• Life.ai — Bring health, places, and spending into one personal picture.
• Zhe — Short links, clean URLs, and a little less friction when sharing things.
• Noheir — A clear view of your money: income, spending, assets, and the bigger picture.
• Ellie — A modern forum for thoughtful conversations, with a companion terminal client.
• Owl — A macOS menu bar lookout that spots unusual patterns in your system logs.
• R2Shot — Capture a screenshot, upload it to R2, and have a shareable link on your clipboard.
• Hooky — Send webhooks from your browser toolbar, context menu, or a quick message.
• Meowth — Local bridge for five coding-agent CLIs with HTTP control and a web dashboard
• Frogie — A local-first home for your AI agents. Chat, tools, and sessions in one place.
• Bogo — A personal knowledge home for documents, people, and the connections between them.
• Steed — A shared home for AI agents, their assets, and the relationships between them.
• Fundly — China mutual-fund browser and ranking tool with local SQLite and Railway
• clip — Generate fully working CLIs from a clip.yaml schema, with built-in credential management
• Giraffe — A personal GitHub observatory for repositories, workflows, and encrypted snapshots.
• Snaky — Know where your traffic goes. Inspect VPN routes, exit IPs, latency, and proxy rules.
• Rooster — A web control panel for Hermes Agent, from conversations to models and profiles.
• Gaga — A tiny 3D playroom where Taotao can explore, wander, and discover toys.
• Dotty — A pixel-brutalist dashboard kit with monochrome geometry and stacked charts.
• Matrix — A sci-fi dashboard kit for interfaces that feel like a glimpse into the digital world.
• Basalt — Dense, dark, durable. A matte design system for information-rich software.
• Poké Pocket — GB / GBC / GBA collection with browser play and local saves
• Dogfight — An arcade dogfight in the browser. Take an F-22 into a sky full of Su-35s.
• Pew Game — A pixel-art prairie shooter with twin-stick action and a high-score leaderboard.
• DreamRO — Nostalgic 3D browser RPG with 20 classes, three realms, and local saves
• signoff.now — Developer and Git activity analytics
• Unseal — Find quarantined macOS apps and interactively remove their quarantine flags.
• Flow — A Chinese pinyin input engine that brings language models into everyday typing.
• Arena — Let coding agents debate solutions while you review, compare, and decide.
• Echo — A small, fast IP lookup service, built with Bun and TypeScript.
• Deca — A local-first Mac gateway that brings AI agents to Discord, the terminal, and HTTP.
• Runner — Declare a schedule and let your Mac run your AI jobs through launchd.
• GeekHub — A self-hosted RSS reader with AI summaries and translation.
• IPSafe — Check your network connection before letting a command run.