Independent software community

Useful software for imperfect days.

BadSleepyDay is a home for thoughtful developer tools and everyday apps—open source at the core, sustainable by design, and built in public with the people who use them.

No hype. No dark patterns. Just useful software.

Now shipping

Small tools, serious care.

We start with real problems, share the work, and keep the path from source to release inspectable.

Public beta

XUVA

An adaptive command dispatcher with explainable routing across local and configured environments. One safe command boundary, without hiding the decision it makes.

  • Open source
  • Rust
  • Apache-2.0
  • Windows + WSL
View XUVA on GitHub
$ xuva --explain-route rg -n "pattern" src

route=native-rtk
reason=local calibration candidate

 one command, one auditable decision

How we publish

Open where it matters. Paid when it helps.

Different products need different models. We label each one clearly, keep community work accessible, and charge only when it supports better, longer-lived software.

01

Open source

Core tools with visible code, clear licenses, public issues, and room for meaningful contribution.

02

Free to use

Focused utilities and community editions that stay useful without putting the basics behind a checkout.

03

Paid products

Sustainable apps and services with honest pricing, clear boundaries, and no surprise lock-in.

Our operating system

A calmer way to build.

  1. Useful before impressive

    We solve a clear problem first. Features, polish, and cleverness earn their place by helping real people.

  2. Explain the decision

    Good software should make its trade-offs visible—from technical routing to product pricing.

  3. Build in the open

    Feedback is part of the work. We use public repositories, readable docs, and direct conversations to shape what ships.

  4. Sustain the humans

    Open source and paid work can coexist. The goal is software—and a community—that can keep showing up tomorrow.

Pull up a chair

Curious people make better tools.

Browse the code, open an issue, share an idea, or simply follow along. You do not need to be an expert—or fully awake—to belong here.

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