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Tools, not platforms.
Software that solves one thing and gets out of the way. No ecosystems to enter, no lock-in to escape.
Small surface · long life
Orain means now in Basque. The whole idea is in that word. We build small tools that do one thing, work from day one, and don't ask anything from you. One tool today. Another next month. Tantaz tanta betetzen da edalontzia. Drop by drop, the glass fills.
A studio that falls like xirimiri. Soft, persistent, always there. Quietly doing its work.
Software that solves one thing and gets out of the way. No ecosystems to enter, no lock-in to escape.
If it doesn't work today, it doesn't ship. No betas pretending to be products. No coming-soons that never come.
We watch how something is actually used, then bend the software to match. People shouldn't reshape themselves around our choices.
Small, consistent, cumulative improvements. Releases that look like xirimiri, not thunderstorms. The glass fills.
Sync music from your Jellyfin server to portable devices. Selective sync, format conversion, folder structure preserved. Works offline. Stays out of your way.
Notes on a desk, no screenshots yet. We'll show it when it works.
Another small idea, still in pencil. Tantaz tanta.
We're in Euskadi, the Basque Country, where the rain falls soft and constant. Green hills. Full rivers. People who take their time.
Tantaz tanta betetzen da edalontzia.
Drop by drop, the glass fills.
Orain means "now" in Basque. It also sounds like rain in English. That isn't a coincidence. Both carry the same idea: persistence, today, again tomorrow.
A studio of one, with machines doing the heavy lifting. Old hardware on the desk, open source on the disk, self-hosted services on the network. Small tools, made by hand, shipped today. The same way you'd shape a board, sharpen a chisel, tune an old radio.
Fueled by people who use the tools. Tantaz tanta. Drop by drop, the studio keeps shipping.