IncrediPortal
IncrediPortal is where the collective ships its work, and where players of our games come to see what's next and put in their two cents.
We're a loose collective of working developers who build real software on nights and weekends — some of it open source, some of it in beta, a couple already paying rent. This is where we show it, ship it, and talk about it.
Every project below started as somebody's weekend itch. Some are still actively maintained, some are frozen in amber — all of it is real code, written by real people in this collective.
IncrediPortal is where the collective ships its work, and where players of our games come to see what's next and put in their two cents.
AllyGator is our own identity service — one account that already gets you into this portal, into ChessTier, and into whatever we build next.
ChessTier is a real-time multiplayer chess game with a fully 3D board, playable in the browser or as a native desktop client.
Confy-Tee gathers secrets and settings scattered across a dozen different systems and gets them where they need to go -- reliably, without a wiki page of tribal knowledge.
Daysish is a local-first desktop tool for planning work you can only guesstimate: break a project into a tree, put rough day-counts on the leaves, and let the numbers roll
Gitork is a desktop Git client for one person with too many machines and the same repositories on all of them.
i18n-fetcher moves translations between a database and JSON files, in either direction, so a CI/CD pipeline can pull the latest copy for a build, or push updated translation files
Peer0Note (working titles along the way: PyroNote, Peer-Zero-Note) is a local-first, offline note-taking app built around one idea: your notes are yours, full stop.
Warboss is the small server behind Gitork's Fleet: your Gitorks connect to it, and from any one machine you see every repository on every other machine -- and work on it there as i