Onion Madder Apps
Small, personal software built to respect the people using it.
Copper Bottom
A stripboard layout editor that tells you what’s actually connected to what. Place parts by hand the way you actually work, and it reads the board back as a circuit — every hole, every strip, every cut — then flags shorted rails, floating CMOS inputs, track cuts you forgot to make, and parts whose bodies physically collide.
Unlike the rest of the field it needs no schematic: the nets come from the board itself. A netlist is a second opinion you may supply, never a prerequisite. Prints a build sheet at true 1:1 with the solder side mirrored.
All Munkis
A drag-and-drop rhythm sandbox for kids. Six colored Munkis loop together on stage — but Ice and Moon are waiting on the edge, cursed and jealous. Drop them in and the room goes wrong.
Runs in your browser, and there's an Android version on Google Play too.
Comic Chat Composer
Paste a chat log, get a comic strip. Comic Chat Composer is an independent, open-source reimplementation of the panel-composition algorithm from Microsoft's 1996 Comic Chat client — the one that decided who stood where, whose speech balloon went first, and when to cut to a new panel.
Runs entirely in your browser. Nothing uploaded, nothing tracked at the app level. Not affiliated with Microsoft.
Pinup Planner
A shared notes, reminders, and calendar app for two. You open it to a personal cover — a full-screen photo that rotates once a day — with your upcoming reminders and notes pinned to it like sticky notes. Tap the cover to open the board underneath.
Connect with your partner using an invite code and everything is shared: notes, checklists, calendar events, and reminders. Alerts fire right on your phone at the minute you set. No feed, no ads, no accounts sold — just the two of you and the things you're keeping track of.
More apps are on the way.