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Small apps that do one thing well.

Little Systems is a collection of focused, open-source tools — a Linux task manager, a right-click package installer, an invoice maker, sticky notes for the web, plugins for Obsidian and DaVinci Resolve, and more.

~/little-systems
$ ls --apps
linux-taskmanager   Rust        Linux
teku                Shell       Linux
billpilot           JavaScript  Web
stickyweb           JavaScript  Chrome
autoicon            TypeScript  Obsidian
flow-studio         JavaScript  DaVinci Resolve
limestone           Rust        Desktop
whatmypc            JavaScript  Desktop
design-score        HTML        Web
layerdoctor         JavaScript  Design tools
projectmb           —           Web
$ 
Apps
11
Platforms
7
Languages
5
Open source
100%

The apps

Everything I've shipped, in one place.

Each app has its own homepage with features, platforms and links to download or view the source.

  • TaskMonitor logo

    TaskMonitor

    A modern, lightweight task manager for Linux.

    LinuxRust
  • Teku logo

    Teku

    Install Linux apps from a right-click.

    LinuxShell
  • BillPilot

    Free invoices for freelancers, in under a minute.

    WebJavaScript
  • StickyWeb

    Sticky notes, right on the web page.

    ChromeJavaScript
  • AutoIcon

    Automatic icons for your Obsidian vault.

    ObsidianTypeScript
  • Flow Studio

    A curve editor for keyframe easing.

    DaVinci ResolveJavaScript
  • Limestone

    Image enhancement, written in Rust.

    DesktopRust
  • WhatMyPC

    Everything about your PC, on one screen.

    DesktopJavaScript
  • Design Score

    Get a score for your design.

    WebHTML
  • LayerDoctor

    A doctor for your layers.

    Design toolsJavaScript
  • ProjectMB

    A moodboard tool for collecting ideas.

    Web

Principles

Little software, built with care.

Small on purpose

Each app does one job. No feature bloat, no dashboards you never open.

Your data stays yours

Local-first wherever possible. StickyWeb notes, for example, never leave your browser.

Built in the open

Source code lives on GitHub. Read it, fork it, or send a fix.

  • Rust
  • TypeScript
  • JavaScript
  • HTML & CSS
  • Chrome Extensions
  • Obsidian Plugins
  • Linux
  • Desktop apps
  • Web apps
Anuz (@anuzdhk)

About me

Hi, I'm Anuz.

@anuzdhk Bharatpur, Nepal

I'm a developer who likes building small tools that fix everyday annoyances. My GitHub bio says it best: “better at using computer.”

I mostly write Rust and JavaScript/TypeScript, and I build across the desktop, the browser and the apps creative people already use — Obsidian, DaVinci Resolve and design tools. Little Systems is where all of those projects live.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Little Systems?

Little Systems is the home for the small apps Anuz builds: desktop tools for Linux, image tools in Rust, browser extensions, Obsidian and DaVinci Resolve plugins, and web tools for designers and freelancers.

Are the apps free?

Yes. The apps listed here are free to use, and their source code is public on GitHub.

Are the apps open source?

Yes. Every app links to its repository on GitHub at github.com/anuzdhk, where you can read the code, open issues and contribute.

Which platforms are supported?

It depends on the app: Linux desktop, the web, Google Chrome, Obsidian and DaVinci Resolve. Each app page lists its platform.

How do I report a bug or request a feature?

Open an issue on the app's GitHub repository. Links are on every app page.