Releases
Issued software and shipped systems.
CLASSEVE
A quiet release environment for serious software.
Shipped work, frontier systems, public utility, and proof held to one exact standard.
Nine routes, one law.
The site is organized as a controlled surface. Each route keeps a direct job and a visible threshold.
Shipped work exists.
Issued work stays central. Releases are shown as rows, not as decorative product cards.
Lven
Floating voice-to-text assistant for every platform.
Lven puts a floating bubble on your screen. Tap it, speak, and your words appear in whatever app has focus. Android, Linux, Windows.
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Lven
Transcription speed< 2 sec
Supported platforms3
Free trial3 days
Forward motion stays honest.
Frontier stays visible without pretending unresolved work is already finished.
Lven Web
Browser-based voice transcription without installation.
A web interface for Lven that works directly in the browser. No download, no install. Open the page, speak, copy.
Read frontier detailTone turns into evidence.
Trust should come through evidence bands with context, not through slogans or testimonial loops.
Three-platform coverage
Lven ships on Android, Linux, and Windows from a single subscription.
Each platform uses its native audio stack and text injection method. No emulation layers.
Transcription under two seconds
Audio is captured, sent, and transcribed in under two seconds on standard connections.
Groq Whisper processes audio at the edge. Cloudflare Workers add near-zero routing latency.
Overlay stays stable across sessions
The floating bubble survives window manager changes, display sleep, and app switching.
Qt6 window flags ensure always-on-top behavior. Position persists across recording sessions.
Local-first recording
Audio is written to disk before transcription. Network failure does not lose the recording.
WAV files persist in the cache directory until transcription succeeds or the user clears them.
Text lands at cursor position
Transcribed text is injected into the active input field at the exact cursor location.
Uses xdotool on X11 Linux, wtype on Wayland, native accessibility on Windows, and Android accessibility service.
Useful software stays open.
Public utility stays small, direct, and useful enough to issue without ceremony.
The threshold is visible.
The standard explains what enters release, what remains in frontier, and what never ships.
Release is reserved for issued work that holds its shape under routine pressure.
The core action is clear within the first minute.Recovery exists before the first public session.
Frontier is where useful work continues without being dressed up as finished.
A direction exists, but the edge cases are still open.The state vocabulary is honest and current.
Public tools should be small, durable, and immediately useful without explanation.
They solve one direct need.They can be opened without onboarding theatre.
Some work is functional yet still below the line.
Interfaces that hide state behind decoration.Systems that need support copy to explain basic intent.
External tools with intent.
Select is editorial, not affiliate-first. Each entry stays because it earns the place.
Groq
Fastest Whisper inference available. Lven uses Groq for all transcription.
Trade-off: Requires internet connection. No offline transcription yet.
Cloudflare Workers
Zero-latency API proxy. Runs in the data center closest to the user.
Trade-off: 100k free requests/day. Beyond that, usage-based pricing.
Supabase
Real PostgreSQL with row-level security. Handles auth, usage tracking, and transcription history.
Trade-off: Free tier is generous but not infinite. Scales with users.
Stripe
Handles subscriptions, trials, and payment methods. Users pay on the web, not through app stores.
Trade-off: 2.9% + 30 cents per transaction. No way around it.