Applications
Each one has an address you can visit. The hosted ones run in Germany, and we run them for you.
GHub
My own product line.
A security advisory platform that isn't tied to one ecosystem's database.
A management broker that runs inside your own infrastructure.
The upstream half: the authority GControl instances enrol into.
One account for every GPlatform product, and one control that ends every session.
Keys, service accounts and integrations for every GPlatform product, set up in one place.
The commercial half. It owns money, and deliberately owns nothing else.
One account, one log and one place to govern, for every G Open registry.
Community top-level domains alongside the normal internet, signed from the root down.
Every version of every document, and who accepted which.
Your own addresses and ASN on a private network, routed through hubs and encrypted end to end.
Groups and mailing lists, built to be run.
Analytics where every dataset is a module.
Discord analytics, stored by shape.
A stock market simulation.
A control plane for AI coding agents that outlive their sessions.
Open source
Projects of my own, and work I do on other people's.
Gates pull requests behind a contributor application, as a GitHub App or from inside GitHub Actions.
My fork of the tool CNAs use to write CVE records.
A fork of the self-hosted Kener status page system, with upstream merged by review.
A fork of the self-hosted Discord ticketing bot, with thread mode and durable scheduling.
A public instance of the general-purpose Discord bot YAGPDB, run by us.
Closed Source
Client work, and my own projects that stay closed.
We take on projects for other teams, and we add applications when there is a reason to.