05 テザー 
REF-005
REF-005tether
shipped · quietly in use
A LAN-only way to control a real tmux coding session from another browser or the bundled Android client.
node · xterm.js · tmux
// independent studio · prishtinë, kosovë
the scrapyard.
がらくた (garakuta) — junk. odds and ends.
The bits you can't quite bring yourself to throw out because maybe they'll be useful one day. This is where projects come to live, evolve, get half-rewritten, occasionally collide — and every once in a while, graduate into something real.
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// the premise
what is this
Most software gets built once, shipped, and forgotten. We keep the scraps instead.
garaku-yard is a two-person studio that treats unfinished projects like raw material, not failures. Attractor's simulation grew into a reusable engine. A weekend experiment turns into the only tool you reach for. Nothing here is wasted — it's just waiting for its second life.
We show the pile in public, ship when it's honest, and preserve the rest as fossils so the lineage stays visible. If you've ever kept a box of cables "just in case," you already understand the philosophy.
mottainai, but for code — waste nothing
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// the pile
currently
- 9 projects
- 6 active
- 3 shipped
- 0 resting
01 アトラクター 
REF-001
REF-001attractor
active · vertical slice
A first-person game about coaxing a living ecosystem out of a dead planet. No tech tree: you set the conditions, and real, deterministic science decides what lives.
c# · .net · unity 6 story
02 インクウェル 
REF-002
REF-002inkwell
active · usable pre-1.0
A writing studio for long-form work: nine format-native editors, a beat board, a markdown vault, and files that stay on your machine.
tauri · next.js · codemirror story
03 オービット 
REF-003
REF-003orbit
active · private
The studio’s mission control. Every repo orbits one live board, and every coding agent starts knowing where things stand and leaves its work there.
phoenix · postgres · go cli story
04 ニックス 
REF-004
REF-004nyx
active · studio tool
Ask Orbit a question out loud and hear the answer, live from the board. A voice with no memory of its own, built so it cannot change a thing.
python · faster-whisper · piper story
06 オッドメンツ oddments REF-006
oddments
shipped · personal use
An offline-first shared-expense tool built for real personal use, with private books and a self-hosted relay rather than public SaaS ambitions.
android · postgres
07 ノヴァアトラス 
REF-007
REF-007nova atlas
active · polish & launch
Your career as a pixel-art island. Milestones become buildings, growth becomes land, and visitors walk through it under your sky and your season.
next.js · pixi.js · go story
08 フォッシルフレンド 
REF-008
REF-008fossil friend
shipped · resting
A released desktop pixel-art dinosaur companion whose needs follow the wall clock, even while the window is closed.
rust
09 ヤード yard REF-009
yard
active · public workshop wall
The studio’s public workshop wall and the upstream home of its Kraft Paper and Blueprint Navy identity.
sveltekit · static
01–01 / 09
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// the studio
who & what for
- est. 2026
- prishtinë, kosovë
- 2 humans
The yard is small on purpose. Two people keep the pile alive.
Everything here comes out of one small yard in Prishtinë. There are no clean department lines: a game can produce an engine, a writing app can sharpen the collaboration tools, and the problem of remembering it all can become Orbit. Work drifts from project to project; the useful parts stay in the yard.
02 people 01 shared pile 00 clean boundaries
prishtinë, kosovë est. 2026 assembled from beautiful junk
thinking in: long walks · half-finished diagrams · too much coffee · one more repo
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// house rules
the constitution
- rev. 01
- subject to change
- probably
01.
Ship something. Eventually. Maybe.
02.
Every project starts in a terminal. Graphics are a reward, not a right.
03.
If it stops being fun, it goes on the pile.
04.
The pile is sacred.
05.
Steal from yourself before you start from scratch.
06.
A fossil is preserved, never deleted.
// dispatches from the pile
A note when something graduates.
No schedule, no spam — just the occasional dispatch when a project crawls off the pile and becomes something real. Rarely more than a few times a year.
