
Compendium
A curated, independent catalog of tools that do a job well.
- Open source, MIT
- Trusted, not sponsored
- Apps, libraries, learning
A constellation of tools we forged for our own work — each one standing alone, none of them the centre. The same instruments we build with, being shaped into instruments anyone can use.
Building games and digital products at pace exposed a gap: the tools we wanted didn't exist yet. So we forged our own — for mapping a project's design, for keeping machine collaboration efficient, for documentation that stays true to the work, for landing a whole team in the same environment. They earned their keep on our own production first.
They stay separate on purpose. Each one is useful on its own, and useful alongside the others when that's what you want — never a bundle you have to adopt whole to get one thing you need.
Everything below is in active development. Names, scope, and availability will evolve as the work tells us what's next.
Alone, each one is an edge. Together, they compound.
Each does its one job with conviction, and none of them depends on another. They work in tandem — they never require it.

A curated, independent catalog of tools that do a job well.

A project's live cartographer and navigator. You may forget — the machinery never will, at depth and at breadth.

Long things go in. What comes out is short, complete, and stays with you.

Most of what you capture was never worth keeping. It knows which part was.

Every operator keeps a rhythm. This one learns yours, and names it back.

One manifest, and a whole team lands in the same environment.

The equipment locker: small tools that take a reading and hand back clean data.
We don't ship tools we don't run ourselves. Every instrument in the Cosmos earns its place inside HyperQuant's own studio and client work before it's pointed outward. That's our quality gate — and our quiet promise that what we hand you, we already trust.
Each one opens outward on its own schedule, as it matures. There is nothing to adopt first.
Request Early AccessEach tool starts from a gap our own teams hit — not a market we wanted to chase.
It ships internally and survives daily use before it's considered ready for anyone else.
Every instrument runs without the rest. Take one, take none of the others, and it still does its job.
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