This is the home for the Windows apps I build and ship. Every app has its own page, its own documentation and its own self-contained releases — all in one public hub, so there's a single place to download, read the changelog, and file issues.
Pick an app to open its page — downloads, documentation and release notes live there.
Review Microsoft .tm7 models with local deterministic checks, previewable fixes and shared Ask conversations. Use optional, consented Copilot/MCP context in the app, CLI and skill. Try a synthetic sample before opening your own model.
Turn screenshots, mockups, URLs, descriptions or screen recordings into editable web code, on your own machine. Twelve output stacks, a multi-file editor, local SQLite project history and a sandboxed preview. Bring a GitHub Copilot sign-in or your own API key.
This hub is built to hold more than one app. New tools will show up here as their own routes — watch the releases feed or star the repo.
The same bar applies to each app in the hub.
Each app's page says exactly how its binaries are signed — today a self-signed certificate for Threat Model Reviewer, unsigned builds for shot2code — and how to verify a download.
No runtime to install — each build carries what it needs and just runs on Windows 10/11 x64.
Install guide, user guide, FAQ and a full changelog ship in the hub next to the downloads.
Use public issues for bugs and ideas. Report vulnerabilities privately; never attach a real threat model to a public issue.
An MSI for per-machine deployment alongside the per-user installer, documented data handling, and no product analytics in any app here.