Technologies

Built by ZMachinery.

Software and tools we design and build in-house. Each entry links to where you can try it, and to its source and license when they are published.

In development

GIF Maker Live

Record, trim, and loop, a browser GIF studio with a Rust engine.

GIF Maker Live turns a camera recording, an uploaded video, or a single still image into a looping GIF right in the browser. You can trim and splice clips, crop, add simple motion to stills, then preview and download the result. Everything runs on your device: a Rust engine compiled to WebAssembly encodes the GIF, so nothing is uploaded, and the studio installs as an app that works offline.

Live camera capture or video upload, with up to 30-second sources and 5-second GIF selections
Trim, splice up to ten segments, and crop before encoding
Animate a still image with float, pan, zoom, or rotate motions
Rust core compiled to WebAssembly, plus a GPU-accelerated browser control panel
Open source under Apache-2.0

Open the studio View source License: Apache-2.0

Invite-only beta

HMNPblock

Auditable human-continuity proofs for social posts.

HMNPblock attaches a signed proof to posts on X, Facebook, LinkedIn, Medium, and Substack. The proof shows that a community-vouched person published the post and that reviewers approved it. Anyone can check a post or proof link without an account, including from an installable phone app. Underneath, it runs on a Go ledger with a custom proof-of-authority consensus core. A badge means human-continuity review status only, not that the content is accurate or AI-free.

No-account checker that works as an installable PWA on iPhone, Android, and desktop
Browser extension that adds proofs right next to the post composer on supported sites
Members are verified by two vouchers, and reviewer votes are recorded on a ledger
Native Windows desktop checker built in Rust

Check a post