Open source
Small utilities, reusable starting points, and physical designs from our workbench. Open code makes them easier to learn from, adapt, and improve.
Repositories
All on GitHub ↗- TokenA menu bar utility for checking usage and spend across the OpenAI, Anthropic, and OpenRouter admin APIs. Swift, for macOS.
- Link-in-BioA responsive, customizable link hub built with plain HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- MomentoA simple iPhone camera project with basic filters and editing tools. Swift.
- Website TemplateA clean, ready-to-use HTML and CSS foundation for a small website.
Printable objects
All on MakerWorld ↗- Bit Buddy miniatureA small printable version of the Bit Buddy character for a desk or shelf.
- ESP32 case and stylus holderA compact enclosure for a 2.8-inch ESP32 board, with a place for its stylus.
- Mac Studio shelf legsCustom legs for raising and organizing a compact desktop setup.
- LabRax SKADIS extensionA 3U side-panel extension that brings IKEA SKADIS storage to a LabRax rack.
Contributing
A useful change can be small: report a reproducible issue, clarify a confusing instruction, or send a focused pull request. Each repository explains the path that fits it best.
- Find the projectRead its README, requirements, license, and current status.
- Start with contextDescribe the problem, the expected behavior, and a narrow proposed change.
- Make it reviewableKeep pull requests focused, with tests or examples where they help.
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