Useful software for imperfect days.
An independent publisher and community for thoughtful developer tools and everyday apps.
BadSleepyDay is a home for useful software made with care. We build in public, keep technical decisions inspectable, and choose a publishing model that fits each product.
That may mean open-source tools, free community utilities, or paid products that fund long-term development. Whichever model we use, the label and boundaries should be clear before anyone installs or pays.
| Project | What it does | Status | Model |
|---|---|---|---|
| XUVA | Adaptive command dispatcher with explainable cross-environment routing | Public beta | Open source · Apache-2.0 |
More experiments will appear when they are useful enough to share—not just when they are new enough to announce.
| Open source | Free to use | Paid products |
|---|---|---|
| Visible code, clear licenses, public issues, and room to contribute. | Focused utilities that keep the essentials available without a checkout. | Sustainable apps and services with honest pricing and no surprise lock-in. |
- Useful before impressive. Solve a clear problem first.
- Explain the decision. Make technical and product trade-offs visible.
- Build in the open. Treat feedback, documentation, and discussion as part of the work.
- Sustain the humans. Make choices that let both the software and its maintainers keep going.
This is the source for badsleepyday.github.io, the BadSleepyDay community landing page. It is intentionally a small, dependency-free static site.
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├── index.html # Markup, styles, and the tiny year helper
└── README.md # Project and community overview
Preview it locally with any static file server, for example:
python -m http.server 8080Then open http://localhost:8080.
Found a bug or have an idea? Start with the relevant project's issues. Small, focused reports with a reproducible example are especially helpful.
For the website itself, open an issue or pull request in this repository. Please keep it fast, accessible, dependency-free, and consistent with the yellow-and-ink BadSleepyDay identity.