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Retail type families with optical-size options and licensing guides.

A fantasy console with a compact Lua coding environment and built-in sprite, map, sound, and music editors.

Publish a static web frontend from GitHub or Azure DevOps with optional Azure Functions APIs.

A Synology note app for notebooks, clippings, voice memos, and synchronized offline editing.

Measure browser page-load and interaction performance with repeatable local or containerized runs.

Route HTTP requests and compose middleware for Node.js web applications.

Test mobile and web applications manually or with automation on hosted devices and browsers.

A no-code app builder for designing, building, and publishing iOS, Android, and web apps.

Themable web components for data-rich application interfaces

An Android-first notebook for handwriting, PDF markup, voice notes, and optional web sync.

Browse named CSS colours beside their values and aliases.

Deploy a repository or image as a web service, worker, scheduled job, or static site.

Build desktop applications with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS using a Chromium and Node.js runtime.

Build native desktop applications with a Go backend and a web-technology frontend.

Web Vitals monitoring with CrUX and real user data

Real-device testing for mobile, web, and streaming applications, with Appium and Selenium automation.

Transactional email delivery with a verified-domain test stage and SMTP or web APIs

A zoomable visual workspace with sketches, sticky notes, templates, and optional AI assistance.

Cloud time-clock software for web, mobile, or physical punches and payroll-ready timecards.

Practical web-accessibility checks linked to WCAG criteria

Build reactive web applications in Rust with client-side or server-side rendering.

Develop, test, debug, and deploy Java, Java EE, ADF, and web-service applications in Oracle's IDE.

Capture employee hours through web, mobile, or kiosk clocks and review visual timecards.

Build component-based web interfaces with a compact library that shares a React-compatible API.