Everything became a rental. I'm buying pieces of it back.
Act 1
Your files live in someone else's cloud. Your tools stop working the day you're late on a bill. Even the AI answers you get today are metered, logged, and rented back to you a token at a time. Software didn't get better — it got financialized.
Act 2
I'm one dev un-renting it, one honest app at a time. Physics Sandbox and Pro Se Docs are the proof: small, sharp tools you buy once — free if you don't need more, a few bucks if you do — and then they're actually yours. No subscription, no plan to cancel because there's nothing to cancel.
Own it forever
Everything's one-time. Buy Physics Sandbox Pro once, it's yours for good. Same with a Pro Se Docs document. No monthly bill, no credits, no plan to cancel.
Built for fun, shipped for real
I build because I like making things, then ship them because someone else might find them useful too. New apps land when they're ready — not on a release calendar.
Small and sharp
Each app does one real thing genuinely well. No bloat, no onboarding maze, no dashboard you have to learn. Open it on your phone and it just works.
Next: Stacklis Studio.
Chat, search, your files, your own models — one dashboard, running on your machine, answering to you instead of a vendor's roadmap. Still being built, still free to preview.
Curious what I've made?
Physics Sandbox: free, $9 if you want Pro. Pro Se Docs: $9 when you need a document. Own what you buy — priced enough to keep building, nothing more.