I build my own stack.
Framework, platform, and apps — built from scratch and self-hosted on hardware I own. The cloud is rented; this is mine.
Tower ↗
Apps on your metal. Your own PaaS — push code and it boots, isolated, with a database, vectors, and an AI gateway wired up. wess.dev runs on it.
Castle ↗
A homelab control plane for a single Linux box — Docker containers, LXC, and AI on board. A lean alternative to Proxmox.
Tangle ↗
A nice little self-hosted git server for your homelab — your repos, your remote, your rules.
Stohr ↗
Self-hosted cloud storage — collaboration, link sharing, an S3-compatible API, OAuth, a WebDAV mount, and encrypted federation to pool storage with peers.
Butter ↗
A lightweight desktop app framework for building native applications with TypeScript, HTML, and CSS.
Stim ↗
A DSL for writing Claude Code commands — more code, less Markdown. Compiles down to whatever the tool expects.