Built in the open

Building open-source tools.

Built in the open, shaped by feedback, and improved over time. Small, focused, and designed to be genuinely useful.

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Projects shipped
4
Open-source projects
1
App Store app
MIT
Open-source license

What gets builtSmall, sharp tools, built in the open

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CLI tools

Polished command-line apps with a clear, friendly first-run setup.
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Libraries

Reusable building blocks for other developers, published to npm.
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Mobile apps

Apps built with Flutter and shipped to the App Store.

ProjectsOpen source & published apps

TechBrief →

A multilingual reader for tech news — AI translation, local summaries.

CLInpmAINode 20+
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Pubwave CLI →

A reusable command-line toolkit for AI-enabled projects.

CLInpmToolkitNode 20+
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Pubwave Editor →

A Notion-level block editor built with React and Tiptap.

LibraryReactTiptapnpm

PiloTV Remote →

A TV remote control app for iOS.

AppiOSFlutter
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AILaunch →

Pick and launch your AI CLI tools when you open a terminal.

CLIShellmacOSZsh

A look insideReal screens from the tools and apps

Pubwave Editor Pubwave Editor TechBrief — web reader TechBrief — web reader Pubwave CLI Pubwave CLI PiloTV Remote PiloTV Remote

Quick startInstall the tools in one command

TechBrief
npm install -g @pubwave/techbrief
Pubwave CLI
npm install -g @pubwave/cli
Pubwave Editor
npm install @pubwave/editor
AILaunch
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pubwave/ailaunch/main/install.sh | bash

FAQGood to know

Are the tools free?

Yes. Every open-source project is free and MIT-licensed, and the iOS app is a free download on the App Store.

Do the tools collect my data?

No. The tools run locally and don't phone home — nothing is collected or sent anywhere. You bring your own keys for any third-party services.

What is the license?

The open-source projects — the CLIs and libraries — are MIT-licensed. The mobile app is closed-source and free on the App Store.

Can I contribute or report issues?

Yes. The open-source repos live on GitHub under the pubwave organization, where issues and pull requests are welcome.