Open Source at CVER

Markdown editor pane for Obsidian — sister plugin to tugtile. MIT, CJK-friendly.

Markdown-backed kanban board for Obsidian — MIT, CJK-friendly. Tug tiles to reorder.

Turn any image into a clean, recolorable SVG logo or icon — entirely in your browser, no upload, no server. Powered by VTracer (WASM).

A polished dark control-panel template for open-source demos. Pure CSS plus a tiny behavior layer — zero dependencies.

Zero-config Safari chrome tinting: paints the browser chrome to match your page at each viewport edge — iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Gradients, sections, and rubber-band overscroll handled.

A pure-CSS iPhone 16 Pro mockup with realistic iOS 26 Liquid Glass Safari chrome — Compact, Bottom, Top, and PWA. Zero dependencies.

CVER's Markdown editor engine — framework-agnostic, drop into any page with a small host shim.

Talk to the documents you own with a small on-device model — 100% offline, so your library never leaves your Mac.

Turn scanned PDFs into reflowable EPUB books with native macOS Vision OCR — 100% offline, so your books never leave your Mac.

CVER's shared design system — one SwiftUI package for the palette, tokens, glass surfaces, and window chrome across every native macOS app, plus a small web package for cver.net. SwiftUI + web.

Sift the near-duplicate photos Apple's Duplicates detector misses — manual bursts — with a quality-aware keeper, a perceptual pass, and a visual review UI. macOS.

The Mac cleaner you can read — open source, dry-run first, never touches your real files, sweeps every account.

An on-ramp for your AI coding CLIs. Type clikae and land on your recent sessions across every account and engine — each with a recap, in a burn order that shows which tank still has quota. Pure bash.

Make shipping your code to any registry simple — native Mac, multi-ecosystem, friendly guidance. Early skeleton.

Invoice automation for freelancers and accounting teams. Built around Japan's qualified invoice and withholding tax rules, with a UI in four languages.