$ ssh [email protected]
Cool tech. Fair prices. Open source.
Handhelds running SudoOS, card readers that actually read and write, custom hardware, 3D-printed gear and software — built inSouth Africa and sold at honest prices.
$ ./featured
All products
In stockAxiomStrat
Build, backtest and deploy MT5 strategies
Made to orderCustom Automation Builds
Scripts, workflows and extensions that save real hours
Made to orderCustom Enclosures & Cases
Grips, shells and cases — designed and printed to order
In stockProxmark3 RFID Reader
Read, write and clone RFID cards — fully set up, ready to go
$ ls ./store
$ cat why.md
Built because of problems.
Macro keyboards cost too much, so I designed my own. A bakery couldn't afford a POS, so I built one and open-sourced it. Every product here started the same way: "this shouldn't be this hard."
Open source isn't a license — it's a philosophy. Why paywall a tool that solves a real problem? If it's repetitive, automate it. If it doesn't exist, build it.
$ ./find cool-tech --affordable
→ handhelds, card readers, macro keyboards…
$ cat philosophy.txt
→ build it, open it, teach it.
$ ./ship
$ ./learn
All guidesBuild a Batocera Console: EmulationStation on a Drive, Boot Any PC
Turn a USB flash drive or hard drive into a retro console with Batocera — flash it, add your ROMs, boot it on any laptop or PC, and theme it properly.
beginnerProject: Build a Command-Line To-Do App
A first real project — write a small to-do list program in Python and run it from the terminal.
beginnerEmulators on Android: Pick the Right One and Set It Up
How to set up retro emulation on Android with the best-looking, easiest-to-use apps — RetroArch for everything, plus the quickest per-console options.
Not sure what you need?
Message me on WhatsApp and I'll point you at the right thing — or build it if it doesn't exist yet.