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Generates PDFs with a Rust engine built on Typst instead of a headless browser — and targets European e-invoicing compliance, which is the part a browser was never going to do.

Screen recordings that zoom and pan themselves by following the cursor, edited in the browser and never uploaded anywhere — free, or $9 once for 4K and no watermark.

A Ruby implementation of the Universal Tool Calling Protocol 1.1: agents discover a tool from its manual and then call it directly over its own protocol, across twelve transports. MIT licensed.

Define "customer" once as governed SQL and query it like a table — a semantic layer built so the AI assistant answers from the company's own definitions instead of inventing a join.

A meeting notetaker that keeps the meeting in its own language — transcript, summary, decisions and actions in over 100 languages, stored in the EU, from €0 to €49 a seat.

Full-text search that lives inside Postgres rather than in a separate search service — an inverted index, BM25 ranking and a query language, with transactions, replication and backups intact.