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Software we have already shipped.

You do not have to take our word for what we can build. These are running products you can open right now, most of them free and open source. They also show the principles we apply to client work: your data stays yours, nothing is locked in, and privacy is the default rather than a setting.

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Castmorphic

Managed podcast hosting that never takes custody of your audio. Point each episode at the file, wherever you keep it, and the website, feed and statistics are handled.

  • Your files stay wherever you keep them: no copy is taken, and storage is never charged for
  • Your own website and feed at your own address, running on your own isolated container
  • An existing feed moves in with every episode GUID preserved, and the old address keeps working
The Castmorphic front page: your podcast, hosted, your files, still yours

Products you can use today

The FOSSStudio front page, with a live three-person recording session in the grid view below the headline

FOSSStudio

A self-hosted video podcast studio. Guests join by link with no account needed.

  • Records each participant separately, so one bad connection does not ruin the whole episode
  • Runs on your own server with a plain text configuration file
  • No accounts, no per-seat pricing, no upload to anyone else
fossstudio.org
The FOSSCast front page, showing a generated podcast website restyling itself live beside the headline

FOSSCast

Free, self-hosted podcast hosting: a page per episode, a page per host, and feeds every podcast app understands.

  • The whole installation is one file you paste, with no build step and no checkout
  • Nothing it serves calls anybody else: no trackers, no third-party fonts, no cookies for listeners
  • Statistics are drawn on your own server from counters that cannot be joined back to a person
fosscast.org
The Dockle front page, showing the stack list beside running container cards and a live log stream

Dockle

A self-hosted Docker Compose stack manager for home labs: every stack, its logs and its terminal in one window.

  • Server-side sessions, rate-limited sign-in and optional two-factor, rather than a password box bolted on
  • Adopts the compose projects and containers already on the machine without restarting them
  • Every stack stays a plain folder with a real compose file, so any other tool still works on it
dockle.lightmorphic.com
The CHKT front page, showing the phone with a list of spoken reminders beside the in-browser demo

CHKT

A talking reminders app for Android. It plays a sound, waits for it to finish, then speaks the reminder out loud.

  • Keeps re-alerting until you press Done, with an automatic stop so it never nags into the night
  • No Firebase, no Play Services and no account, so it runs on de-Googled phones
  • An optional self-hosted server adds a browser version and a calendar other apps can subscribe to
chkt.org
The Buildmorphic Talk front page, showing the Wayland and X11 desktop support panel beside the headline

Buildmorphic Talk

Private dictation for Linux in 25 languages. Click, speak, click again, and the words are typed wherever your cursor is.

  • Recognition runs on your own processor, so no audio is sent anywhere
  • One download covers both Wayland and X11, typing through the desktop's own portal
  • Free and open source, with no telemetry
talk.lightmorphic.com
The Buildmorphic Access front page, showing the domain box and the three points to read before a check

Buildmorphic Access

A free check of where a website shuts people out, and how that reads against the accessibility laws.

  • Twenty-five checks drawn from WCAG 2.2 AA, the standard the UK, EU and US rules all point at
  • Two scores: accessibility, and legal readiness across nine pieces of legislation
  • Says plainly what an automated scan cannot tell you, rather than selling a certificate
access.lightmorphic.com
The Buildmorphic Vitals front page, showing the domain box and the three points to read before a check

Buildmorphic Vitals

Enter any website and get two scores in under a minute: how healthy it is, and how ready it is for AI assistants.

  • Free to use, no signup
  • Checks the things that actually affect being found and being trusted
  • Built because most site audits produce a hundred numbers and no answer
vitals.lightmorphic.com
The Castmorphic Wave front page, showing the app window with a waveform placed over a background image and the style picker below

Castmorphic Wave

A Linux app that turns a background image and a piece of audio into a YouTube-ready 1080p waveform video.

  • Your audio is copied in bit for bit and never re-encoded
  • Twenty animated styles, each one previewed moving in the picker
  • A single file with FFmpeg bundled, so there is nothing to install
wave.castmorphic.com
The Castmorphic Subtitles front page, showing the app with a language list and the SRT, VTT, TXT and Raw format picker

Castmorphic Subtitles

Paste a YouTube address and get the subtitle file. The video itself is never downloaded.

  • SRT, WebVTT, a plain transcript, or the raw track exactly as it was served
  • Every available language, auto-generated tracks included
  • One file to run, needing only the Python that current Linux desktops already ship
subtitles.castmorphic.com
The Buildmorphic Text front page, showing the snippet list beside the trigger and replacement editor

Buildmorphic Text

A graphical front end for Espanso, the text expander. Your snippets, without the YAML.

  • Browse, search, add and edit your expansions without ever opening a configuration file
  • One AppImage for Linux, free and open source, with nothing to install
text.lightmorphic.com
The Buildmorphic Paste front page, with a diagram of one bookmark folder carrying notes between a laptop, a desktop and a work machine

Buildmorphic Paste

A browser extension for the lines you paste often. Click one to copy it, or drop it straight into the box you were typing in.

  • Notes are stored as ordinary bookmarks, so they travel on the sync your browser already does
  • No account, no server, and no network requests of any kind
  • Nine files of plain JavaScript, HTML and CSS, with no build step to read around
paste.lightmorphic.com
Coming soon
The Buildmorphic Sidebar front page, with the panel docked down the right-hand edge showing its search box and engine letters

Buildmorphic Sidebar

A side panel for Chrome holding the one site you keep going back to, plus search, a scratchpad and snippets.

  • Installs with permission for no websites at all, and asks about one site at a time
  • Everything it saves lives in a single bookmarks folder, so it arrives on your other machine with nothing to sign into
  • Leaves your new tab page alone: search and results both stay in the panel
sidebar.lightmorphic.com

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