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When we can share something useful, we do — code, docs and the dead ends along the way. Open is the starting point, not the exception.
Much of what we learn ends up public. We're a new studio, so our first repos are landing now — permissively licensed and maintained, so the next team doesn't start from zero.
It's how we work. A few simple commitments hold underneath everything we'll put in public — and they're the reason a repo of ours stays worth using months later.
When we can share something useful, we do — code, docs and the dead ends along the way. Open is the starting point, not the exception.
We don't toss code over the wall and walk off. We answer issues, review pull requests and keep the libraries we lean on actually alive.
Everything ships under a permissive license. Use it, change it, ship it in your own product — no strings, no lock-in, no asking us first.
Our tools and starters live on public repos for anyone to use — and improve. Browse the lot below, or jump straight to the org on GitHub.
These are shared things, so the door's always open. Whether you've found a rough edge, fixed one, or just want to keep the lights on — here's where to start.
Hit a bug, a gap in the docs, or a missing feature? Tell us. A clear issue is genuinely one of the most useful things you can send.
Fixed something or built an improvement? We review pull requests with real care and a quick, friendly bar — first-timers very welcome.
If something here saves your team time, sponsorship keeps it maintained for everyone. Or just reach out — we love hearing where it's landed.
If there's a library, starter or tool inside your product that the wider world could use, we'll help you carve it out, polish it and ship it in the open — the right way, with you owning the result.