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Flagship · 3 tiersA quiet, calendar‑aware project tracker for studios that don't want to live in a chat app. Sync GitHub issues, plan blocks of work, leave at six.
eustasy is a small studio building open‑source tooling, libraries and configuration packs — and a handful of paid products that pay for the rest. HTML, CSS, and absolutely minimal JavaScript.
Four products, one purpose: keep small teams running on infrastructure they actually understand. No seat haggling, no opaque "Enterprise" tiers.
A quiet, calendar‑aware project tracker for studios that don't want to live in a chat app. Sync GitHub issues, plan blocks of work, leave at six.
Centralised sign‑on, access control and unified billing for multiple organisations — without spinning up a server. The companion to puff-server.
A configuration pack for personal cloud setups — the bits we keep rebuilding for every new server. Drops Q3.
Get notifiedAll MIT, all vanilla. Drop‑in. Each component or library works independently — copy the file, link it, done.
Open, accessible, customizable web components written as vanilla as possible.
Better SSL in Nginx in 10 minutes. Configuration files and setup scripts for Certbot.
A lightweight BitTorrent Tracker written in PHP with an SQL backend.
A colors stylesheet for backgrounds and fonts with the colors from various sources.
Browning is a tiny PHP function to send emails with Mailgun, that uses CURL instead of Mailgun's (slightly porky) library.
Licensing for Desktop Apps
19 more in the org. See the full searchable index →
A live read of commits, releases, and discussions across the org. Nothing curated — just the GitHub firehose, slowed down.
eustasy is funded by the paid products and a handful of generous sponsors. There's no Discord; conversations live on GitHub Discussions where they can be searched five years from now.
Most of what we ship is given away. If .ui or Bubbly saved you an afternoon, a recurring sponsorship keeps the rest coming.
Questions, show‑and‑tell, the occasional polite disagreement about CSS specificity. Open to anyone with a GitHub account.