Faveat Software

The 3D printer’s camera and build status as one LAN URL, the manufacturer’s cloud nowhere in the loop. MJPEG relay, live progress, confirm-gated stop.

AutoHotkey’s hotstring dialect, natively on Ubuntu: a compiler that reads a literal .ahk file and emits espanso configuration for Wayland. Twenty years of muscle memory, preserved.

Mailto for Signal: top-level right-click, live contact checklist. Recipients named before anything leaves, per-destination receipt after. One POSIX script, no daemon, no telemetry.

Right-click a file, click the folder, done: three most recent house-server destinations top-level on the right-click menu. Desktop-native SFTP, no stored credentials, size-verified receipts.

Three references on the workstation, not a server: 8,915 Linux commands with examples in one file, a 38-chapter survival manual with embedded diagrams, and 22 documentation sets mirrored to loopback. Each summoned by keystroke, each working with the router dead.

A sovereign operating manual for an entire household: ~50 hand-editable HTML pages, one dependency-free Python script, and verifiers that execute every documented claim against the live system.

A LAN knowledge appliance: offline encyclopedia, medicine, repair guides, books, regional vector maps, and a PDF shelf indexing every page of every manual. Every link resolves locally or names the source it declines to fetch.

A headless daemon that turns a Signal group into a household photo exchange: attachments auto-archive to plain dated files, and an outbox folder sends photos back to the group.

De-clouded e-ink wall screens: vendor firmware that uploaded microphone audio, replaced wholesale with two original ESPHome firmwares — voice notes transcribed locally, and a ten-button media deck.

The server behind the note screens. Voice transcribed locally, never stored as audio. Notes route by room, arrive from any browser or wall button, rest on validated snapshots 90 days deep.

Voice control that cannot be turned into a wiretap: sound terminates on the chip that hears it — no path exists for audio to leave. Offline recognition, room-aware commands, instant response.

Clickable-link control of Kasa smart plugs, dimmers, and fans: every device a bookmarkable URL with honest, named error states and a per-account rate guard.

A fork of the OpenThings RFToy ESP8266 firmware adding schedules with on-device sunrise/sunset calculation (NOAA almanac — no external API), dark mode, and JSON import/export.

A Kotlin/Jetpack Compose Android dashboard that turns retired phones and tablets into wall control panels — built because no existing app could do a dual-action HTTP toggle.

Five levels, five genuinely different games on a $15 touchscreen board: drive, farm, garden, bottle the sauce, master THE BIG GRILL. Star-gated power-ups, NVS-persisted progress. No account, no ads, no telemetry.

A complete ten-frame bowling game on a $15 board. Chain-reaction pin physics, rules-correct scoring, every sprite drawn in code. Single player, Two player hot-seat, and Tournament play.

A sovereign LAN file server in a ~170 KB standalone Python script: in-browser preview, RAM-built zip streams, a pure-Python QR encoder, and 192-bit auth tokens.

Finally: podcasts on Android TV. At publication, the only Android TV podcasts app — somehow, the first. AntennaPod reborn for the leanback launcher, driven entirely by the remote. No account, no recommendation engine, no telemetry.

A UPnP/DLNA music player spanning Android phones, Android TV, and Android Auto — with a hand-rolled Chromecast stack that can observe and control sessions other devices started.

Earhorn Music's desktop build: Compose Multiplatform sharing the Android app's core, with Chromecast sender and follow modes, MPRIS integration, and hi-fi playback via libvlc.

The bibliography for your Android devices and most browsers: Select text anywhere and tap “Quoyle this!” Quoyle captures the quote & contextual metadata.

A CSS-driven quotation carousel. Web component. Zero dependencies. No build step. No render loop.

A mission-critical Command Center built on a bedrock of Total Data Sovereignty. agile tooling without cloud dependency.

A sovereign documentation engine fusing world-class aesthetics with a radical privacy-first architecture.

A fully local search engine running on six surfaces from one design: browser tab, LAN server, SQLite full-text index, and a reverse proxy. Accent folding, one-edit Damerau matching including adjacent transposition, and word-boundary scoring tiers — a whole word outranks a word beginning, which outranks a fragment buried mid-word. Corrections come from the corpus itself, never an outside dictionary.

A total rejection of cloud-based, data-harvesting "AI" junk, this locally-hosted digital puppet listens, reacts, & educates without ever phoning home.

A mobile-first, accessible textbook web app teaching best practices in modern web development.

Keyboard-accessible app for creating portable event timelines without programming knowledge.

JSON dataset mapping the evolution of CC, formatted for use with Timeline Builder.

Sovereign technical data tracing the history of copyright law for programmatic integration.