Four projects, each open source and each built around one job. Hyper Browser and Physics IDE are released, Magnus has its first stable release, and SimpleStax is out as a pre-release. Their pages describe what they do and where they stand.
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Hyper Browser Available
A dual-pane file manager for Android with a built-in photo gallery, a RAW/TIFF inspector, and Google Drive mounted as a pane like any other folder — for reconciling what is on your phone against what is in your cloud.
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Magnus Release 11.0.6
A highway incident-scene illustrator for Virginia DOT Safety Service Patrol training. To-scale roadway templates traced from OpenStreetMap or a generic highway generator, finished with MUTCD-pattern markings in the template editor, with a drag-and-drop overlay of trucks, cones, responders, and hazards, audited against SSP procedure.
Download for Linux (.deb) Download for Windows (.exe) Download for macOS (.dmg) All releases Source About
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Physics IDE Available for Linux
A Linux desktop workspace for developing and testing theoretical physics frameworks with two AI research assistants that are given a structured, retrieval-backed awareness of the whole theory rather than a chat window's worth of it.
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SimpleStax Pre-release
Guided calibration and stacking for astrophotography on Linux. Plan the night for a planetary, nebula, galaxy, star-field or Milky Way subject, then import, calibrate and stack the frames with a pipeline chosen for that subject, then finish the image automatically with every setting on a slider. The pre-release covers deep-sky subjects; planetary stacking is coming later.
Contact
Questions, bugs and feature requests for any project: gregorydearth@gmail.com.