Independent tools for people who publish online.
Small, self-funded, and deliberately narrow. We build things we use ourselves, and we
publish how they work — including the parts that don't flatter us.
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ClawLance — the creator stack, picked by job
An independent comparison site for creator and publisher software. Recommendations are ranked by
job fit, not by commission rate. Pricing is converted into the unit you actually pay, and revenue is
cited only where it can be verified through the vendor's own payment provider — where it can't, the
page says so.
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How we publish
- Price and revenue figures are read from the live source on a stated date, never copied from
someone else's comparison post.
- Where a number can't be verified, the page says not public rather than estimating it.
- Comparisons are ordered by which tool is right for the job. Commission, where it exists, is
disclosed and never decides the order.
- If a recommendation turns out wrong, it gets corrected on the page rather than quietly dropped.
Open source
- burySecrets manager built for AI agents — PID-bound sessions, audit logging, a single SQLite file.
- nanobotSelf-hosted personal AI agent framework in Python, with WebUI, tools, memory and MCP.
- unii-routerSingle-command chat runner with provider routing, lifecycle control and network sandboxing.
- OpenVikingContext database for agents, organised as a filesystem of memory, resources and skills.
- pi-subagentsMinimal subagent implementation for the pi harness.