🚧 UNDER CONSTRUCTION — we're rebuilding this site with a new site-building method of our own making. Things will move around for the next day or so; downloads and pages may appear and change as we go.

About

One workshop, real software.

Project A2B is an independent software workshop. Desktop tools, games and utilities — designed, built and shipped from one place, by one maker who answers the contact form personally.

Why 'A2B'

From an idea to a thing you can run.

A to B: the whole job is getting an idea across the gap to something real on your desktop.

This site is part of that — it's built with our own site-building software, the same way we build everything else: owned end to end, no rented platforms, no lock-in for us and none for you.

The Project A2B logo.

How things get built here

Everything on this site is made in-house and shipped when it's ready — not when a quarter ends. Releases come with honest notes: what changed, what broke, what got fixed.

What you can rely on:

  • Downloads are permanent. A link that worked on release day works years later, and old versions stay available.
  • Sizes and checksums are stated, so you can verify what you got matches what was shipped.
  • Free things are actually free — no account, no email gate, no trial timer.
  • Paid things are honest — a one-time price, a permanent library, and a refund policy written in plain words.

The privacy stance, briefly

This site sets zero cookies and loads nothing from third parties — the privacy page is unusually short because there is unusually little to disclose. It's not a legal posture; it's how we think software should treat people.

There is no consent banner because there is nothing to consent to.

Common questions

Does this site track me?
No. No cookies, no third-party scripts, no fingerprinting. The build literally fails if a page tries to set a cookie.
Are old versions available?
Yes — every release keeps its download link. Check any product's release history.
How do I hear about new releases?
The devlog has an RSS feed at /devlog/feed.xml, and the changelog lists every release the moment it ships.
Can I get in touch directly?
The contact page goes to a person, not a ticket queue. Bug reports, questions and ideas all welcome.

Kind words

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Reviews are read and approved by a person before they appear.

Have a look around.

The products page is the best place to start.

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