Every package on Clowley Hub comes from somebody. Browse the publishers — solo maintainers, small studios, long-running OSS projects — and see what they ship.
A two-person studio in Lisbon that ships local-first notebooks. Their docs are as good as their code.
Long-running OSS project for peer-to-peer sync. Funded by sponsors, governed in the open.
Five engineers and a sound designer making self-hosted media tools. Loud about not phoning home.
Computer-vision PhD shipping the photo library she couldn't find. Runs on-device, always.
Design tool studio with a small, careful catalog of vector apps and icon sets.
Single maintainer working on quiet network gear. Posts release notes that read like changelogs of a journal.
Writing tool collective. They keep promising a Linux build for the publishing server.
Independent developer focused on terminal-first API workflows. Maintains Inkstone solo.
Two siblings shipping a clipboard sync service. No ads, no analytics, no roadmap promises.
Indie maker who builds the apps she wants to use. Pomelo started as a 30-line script.
Ops engineer turned OSS maintainer. Beacon is what they wished existed at their last job.
Packaging tool for reproducible Linux artifacts. Maintained by a single, very stubborn person.