Good tools should be open.
A healthy chunk of what the studio builds is public on purpose — templates, libraries, write-ups, and even our bare-metal OS. Free to fork, study, and ship with.
Why we work in the open.
- Learning in public.We work through problems with the community — tutorials, write-ups, and honest post-mortems.
- Useful by default.Most of our templates and starter kits are MIT so teams can actually use them in production.
- Lower the barrier.Young engineers should be able to read, modify, and ship from a real codebase without asking permission.
- Give more than we take.If we rely on an open project, we file bugs, send patches, or sponsor maintainers.
What you can use today.
A sample of public repos from the studio. All MIT unless noted otherwise.
Tauri + React desktop flowchart editor with Mermaid rendering, multi-tab, pan & zoom, and PNG export. Shipped to the Mac App Store and available on GitHub for self-build.
Flutter parcel-tracking app for Macedonian Post, shipped to iOS and Android. Shared on Bitbucket as a reference Flutter project.
AI-powered search engine across 66 Skopje 2025 electoral projects. React + OpenAI + Supabase. Built and open-sourced for civic transparency in Macedonia.
Simple, permissive defaults.
Most of our public work ships under the MIT license. When we build on top of someone else's project we respect and preserve their terms — if you spot missing attribution, please let us know.
