How to download and run software from this site.
Select a project from the sidebar on the home page. Each project page has a download button that links directly to the latest release zip. Downloads are served from Cloudflare R2 — they should be fast regardless of where you are.
All releases are zip files. Extract the zip to a location of your choice and run the .exe inside. There is no installer and no setup wizard.
Every application is portable. You can put the extracted folder anywhere — your Desktop, Documents, a USB drive. Nothing is written to the registry. No system files are modified.
If Windows shows a "Windows protected your PC" SmartScreen warning, click "More info" then "Run anyway". This appears because the executables are not code-signed. They are safe — SmartScreen flags unsigned executables from new publishers by default.
Suit CC is a .NET 8 application. The runtime is bundled — you do not need to install .NET separately. Extract the zip and run Suit CC.exe. On first launch it will create a config file in the same folder.
The browser extension is included in the extension folder inside the zip. To install it in Chrome or Edge: go to chrome://extensions, enable Developer Mode, click Load Unpacked, and select the extension folder. The extension connects to Suit CC over localhost — Suit CC must be running for it to work.
Gesture controls require a webcam. The gesture_bridge.exe process handles hand tracking and runs alongside the main application. It starts automatically when gesture control is enabled in settings.
Oracle VII requires Ollama to be installed and running. Download Ollama from ollama.com and install it. Then pull a model — for example, run the following in a terminal:
Start Ollama with:
Then run OracleVII.exe and open your browser to http://localhost:5000. The interface will connect to your local Ollama instance automatically. All processing happens on your machine — no data is sent anywhere.
Run network_transfer.exe on both computers. Both must be on the same local network or paired via Bluetooth. Choose whether to send or receive, select the transfer mode (LAN or Bluetooth), and follow the on-screen prompts to establish a connection.
Transfers are encrypted end-to-end. The application shows transfer speed, estimated time remaining, and a verification checksum when the transfer completes.
Extract the zip and run VoiceAssistant.exe. The commands.yml file in the same folder defines all available voice commands. Open it in any text editor to add or modify commands — changes take effect on restart.
A microphone is required for voice input. The application uses offline speech recognition so no internet connection is needed. Text-to-speech responses use pyttsx3 and run entirely offline.
Each command in commands.yml has a trigger phrase, an action type, and action details. Action types are: shell (runs a command), python (calls a function), and http (makes a web request). Slot extraction lets you pull values out of spoken phrases — for example "set timer for [minutes] minutes".
Python executables compiled with PyInstaller are sometimes flagged by antivirus software. This is a known issue with PyInstaller — the way it bundles Python code into a single executable looks similar to how some malware operates, so heuristic scanners flag it even when the code is completely clean.
If your antivirus flags a download from this site, you can scan it independently on VirusTotal (virustotal.com) before running it. If you see a small number of flags (1–5 out of 70+ engines) they are almost certainly heuristic false positives from the PyInstaller packaging.