Independent software ecosystem
Browser, Studio, Broadcast, Code, and Pulse bring browsing, production, broadcasting, native development, and stream automation tools into one growing software family.
Privacy-focused browsing with creator controls, customization, and a Windows-first experience.
GitHub 0.3.2 · Microsoft Store 0.3.4.0
Recording, streaming, scenes, sources, transitions, and production workflows.
A lightweight broadcasting and engagement workspace designed for the web.
A lightweight Windows-first code editor and IDE with a Vuttara-owned architecture, built in Rust with GPUI.
A lightweight native desktop control application for PulseLink across multiple streaming platforms.
Shared home
Each product keeps its own purpose while downloads, support, legal information, and project discovery live under the same main website.
Current development snapshot · August 31, 2026
0.1.0 public release · Windows x64
The restarted Electron + TypeScript browser is now publicly available with tabs, sessions, bookmarks, downloads, profiles, permissions, private tabs, extensions, Memory Saver, Vuttara Protection, themes and built-in updates.
DEV7 FIX5 confirmed foundation · DEV15 FIX6 active candidate
Windows capture, GPU preview and the WASAPI audio mixer remain confirmed. Visual Filters foreground/layering and movable/resizable utility-window behavior remain active development work. No public rewrite build.
Stage 3 workflow stabilization
Installable browser/PWA production workspace with local project state, capture/recording workflow, autosave, undo/redo, import/export and hotkeys.
0.0.1 DEV7 FIX2 confirmed
The ConPTY terminal foundation is confirmed. DEV8 Git integration remains a candidate while Source Control responsiveness is repaired.
0.0.1 DEV10 FIX6 confirmed desktop baseline
Kick, Twitch and YouTube reconnect/chat functionality and Commands/Timed Messages remain confirmed. Relay DEV25 FIX8 FIX1 passed local validation but is not presented as a newly deployed production relay. TikTok remains disabled.
Stage 3.5 live/default · Stage 4 FIX9 curriculum + later repair checkpoints
The 64,000-record true-holdout FIX9 curriculum is built and Stage 4 research has continued through later repair/checkpoint work, including FIX10-FIX12 research-best checkpoints. No Stage 4 candidate has been promoted; Stage 3.5 remains the live/default runtime.