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Durable software built for daily operation.
We build durable systems, open our experiments, and document the proof. No noise, just exact engineering.
A clear view of all routes, active builds, and operational policies. Every page serves a specific function.
Durable software built for daily operation.
Active research, unpolished builds, and open technical limits.
Measured performance, platform stability, and system constraints.
Free, direct utilities that solve a single problem.
The strict engineering baseline required to issue software.
Development logs, release notes, and operational updates.
Durable tools built for daily deployment. These are the systems that have cleared our engineering baseline.
Instant voice-to-text. On your device. Across every platform.
Speak, and the text appears the moment you stop talking — in whatever app has focus, across every desktop and phone. Transcription is instant because it runs on your device. No upload, no round trip, no waiting. We only contact our servers to check your subscription.
Live speech translation in your ear, on Android.
Walk into a room where nobody speaks your language and hear them as if they did. earslate streams nearby speech through Gemini Live and plays the translation back in your earbuds in real time.
Unresolved problems, experimental builds, and open edge cases. We document our progress and failures in the open.
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 detailDocumented performance, hard limits, and architectural constraints. Trust requires actual data, not marketing claims.
One Lven Instant subscription covers Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iPhone. Same on-device transcription engine across all five.
Each platform uses its native audio stack and text injection method. No emulation layers, no shared web shells.
Speech becomes text on your device with no upload step and no network round trip. The result appears the moment you stop speaking.
The quantised speech model ships inside the app and runs on your CPU. No remote inference means no queueing, no rate limiting, and no failure mode where the network is the bottleneck.
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.
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.
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, CGEventPost on macOS, the iOS keyboard text proxy, and Android accessibility service.
Single-purpose free tools built to solve specific problems, engineered with the exact same standard as our paid releases.
Free document opener for Android — PDF, Word, Sheets, Slides, and Markdown in one app.
Full access to Lven Instant for 3 days. Card required, cancel anytime.
The strict performance, stability, and privacy requirements a system must pass before we issue it to the public.
Software reaches release only after it operates correctly under sustained real-world load.
Frontier is where unresolved research lives. We document the work in the open without pretending it is ready.
Public tools are free, single-purpose utilities engineered to the same baseline as our paid releases.
Some builds run correctly but still fail the baseline. Function alone is not sufficient.
The external software and infrastructure we rely on daily. No affiliate links—just the exact tools we use to run our own lab.
The fastest issue tracker we have used. Keyboard-first, opinionated, and quiet. Every CLASSEVE project runs on it.
Trade-off: No free tier for teams. Per-seat pricing adds up.
A modern terminal that treats the shell as a real interface. Block-based output, inline AI, and fast rendering.
Trade-off: macOS and Linux only. No Windows support yet.
Still the most collaborative design tool. Real-time multiplayer, component libraries, and dev mode that actually works.
Trade-off: Heavy on RAM. The free tier limits projects.
Local-first markdown notes with bidirectional links. Your vault is plain files on your disk — no vendor lock-in, ever.
Trade-off: Sync is a paid add-on. Mobile app is functional but not fast.