Apps.

The products, as opposed to the packages. Most of them run on Stacks, which is the other half of the story. That half lives on projects.

For people

• HQ.training An operating system for modern gyms, coaches and athletes: memberships, billing, scheduling and check-in, with training analysis pulled from Oura, WHOOP, Garmin, Apple Health and the rest.
• Wildloop Trail discovery and GPS recording, with clubs, challenges and fastest known times. Underneath it is a territory game: close a loop and you claim the ground inside it.
• CommsHQ Creator-first communications: publishing, automation and commerce marketing in one place.
• Very Good Adblock A fast Manifest V3 ad blocker for Chrome, Firefox and Safari.
• System Cleaner A macOS cleaner that runs entirely on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded, no account is required, and every destructive action is reviewable first.

For people who ship

• ReviewOS An open-source, self-hostable git forge built around code review.
• StatusHQ Self-hostable status pages and uptime monitoring.
• BugHQ Error tracking for people who ship.
• LogHQ Log management for people who ship.
• AnalyticsHQ Privacy-first, cookieless web analytics: real-time visitors, sources and conversions, with no consent banner to apologise for.

The tooling underneath

Stacks is the TypeScript framework all of this is built on, and by now an ecosystem more than a framework, because most of what it needs got written along the way: a templating engine, a query builder, a deploy tool, a CSS engine, image and video codecs, a good few dozen more. Every public repo is listed on projects.