Open-source software laboratory MIT Licensed

Forge, create, share. No strings attached.

An open-source software laboratory dedicated to engineering high-performance productivity tooling and localized AI-driven audio infrastructure, tools for artists and streamers under the MIT license.

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01 / Ecosystem

Our Projects

  • Live

    Brick Draw

    High-performance drawing app built with TypeScript, Canvas, and React. Designed for artists and streamers who need fast, frictionless tools.

    • TypeScript
    • Canvas
    • React
    View on GitHub
  • Live

    LiveAudio

    Local real-time ASR subtitles with Whisper, Python, OBS, and WebSocket integration. AI-driven audio infrastructure for live streaming.

    • Whisper
    • Python
    • Real-time
    View on GitHub
  • Coming Soon

    OpenCohost

    Local voice assistant for streamers built with Python and Ollama. 100% local processing on your machine, YouTube/Twitch integration.

    • Python
    • Ollama
    • Real-time
    • YouTube/Twitch
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02 / Architecture

How We Build

  • Local First

    Everything runs on your machine. No cloud dependency, no latency, full privacy.

  • MIT License

    All our projects are open source under the MIT license. Use them, fork them, build with them.

  • CI/CD

    Release-ready projects use automated checks for linting, testing, building, and delivery before public promotion.

  • Hardware Acceleration

    Leveraging GPU and local AI hardware for maximum performance.

03 / Contribute

Contribute

  1. Fork the repository on GitHub

  2. Create a branch for your feature or fix

  3. Open a Pull Request with conventional commits

  4. The team reviews, discusses, and merges

example · conventional commit
feat(opencohost): add streaming response buffer
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04 / Mission

Our Mission

We believe in open-source software as an engine for innovation. Every line of code we publish under the MIT license is an invitation to build together, without barriers or fine print. Our commitment is to the community: free tools, clear documentation, and an ecosystem where anyone can learn, contribute, and create.