Practical apps for focused workflows

InfraCanvas is an open-source native macOS diagramming app for mapping infrastructure, networks, systems, and the relationships between them. It is local-first and the code is available on GitHub for anyone who wants to review it, learn from it, or contribute. The dedicated project site is infra-canvas.com.

• Drag components onto a freeform canvas and connect them
• Use straight or elbow connectors with labels and styles
• Export boards as PNG or PDF for notes and documentation

Early release: this build is Developer ID signed and Apple-notarized. The source code is available on GitHub for review.

InfraCanvas is released under the MIT License and is provided “AS IS”, without warranty.

ShellRef is an offline reference for Bash, Zsh, and terminal editors. It is designed for fast lookup, practical reading, and a technical-manual feel that fits the material.

• Offline reference content for terminal workflows
• Built for quick scanning on iPhone and iPad
• Designed with a distinct technical-manual aesthetic

Terminal Atlas is more of a Linux guide than anything else. I built it around the kind of command-line reference material I want close by when working through Linux concepts, Bash, and general terminal usage, whether that is on personal Linux systems or in the shell-heavy parts of managing Macs.

• Made for developers, learners, and power users
• Grounded in Linux and command-line study material
• Useful for both personal Linux use and Mac shell workflows