Tools we actually open. Warframe loadouts and collection trackers. Watcher of Realms gear. A Discord bot for Ark of War. A Windows snippet manager, a homelab diagram editor, a household budget you can share with the people who pay the bills.

Some of that runs on the web. The rest stays on a desktop or a box we host ourselves. Source is on GitHub.

Collection tracker for Warframe, Epic Seven, and Watcher of Realms. Each game gets its own tables instead of one generic form. Warframe items sync from Armory.

Warframe mod builder and item catalog. Helminth, Archon shards, Incarnon, named builds and loadouts. Codex reads the same catalog.

Watcher of Realms stash and loadout search. Mythic pieces, one outfit per hero, hunt for sets that hit the floors you care about. Hero names come from Codex.

Discord bot for Ark of War, built for Diplomacy of War. Healing, gear, and iTS from the theorycrafters' sheet. Mopup timing posted into channels.

Portable Windows snippet manager. Global hotkey, nested picker at the cursor, tokens, conditionals, DeepL. Successor to GhostWriter.

Local-first homelab topology editor. Drag devices, wire ports, export SVG or PNG. No account, no server.

Shared household budget for recurring expenses, income, and credits. Invite by email. English and German.

Portable sync for gitignored config and an age-encrypted vault. Still in development. Not public yet.

• Software we use ourselves, then publish
• Worksheets, loadouts, and diagrams before the chrome
• InfoGraphic and Poltergeist run locally. TC-Bot is self-hosted
• The same glass UI across Codex, Armory, Outfitter, BudgetPlanner, and darkavianlabs.com

• TypeScript on the web, Rust on the Windows desktop
• React, Vite, and Tailwind for the hosted apps
• GitHub for source, GitHub Actions for validate and deploy