Open-Source Tools
Building practical technology for a more open world.
MagPI
Python · Geospatial · Open SourceOpen geospatial Python engine that intercepts legacy GIS commands and routes them through open-source libraries — including rasterio, geopandas, shapely, and fiona. MagPI is designed to liberate geospatial data processing from proprietary paywalls, making professional-grade spatial analysis accessible to researchers, students, and organizations without enterprise licenses.
Supports raster processing, vector analysis, coordinate transformations, and batch geoprocessing workflows. Drop-in replacement for common commercial GIS commands.
View on GitHub →NSS Communicator
Browser Extension · Encryption · PrivacyEnd-to-end encrypted browser extension for secure messaging, built on the WebCrypto API with zero server-side key storage. All encryption and decryption happens locally in the browser — the server never sees plaintext messages or has access to private keys.
Available for Chrome and Firefox. Implements AES-256-GCM for message encryption and ECDH for key exchange. No account required — keys are generated and stored locally.
View on GitHub →Plenum Visualizer
Three.js · WebGL · SimulationInteractive WebGL simulation suite built with Three.js, featuring 11 visualizations that explore field dynamics, particle interactions, and nuclear decay in real time. The Plenum Visualizer serves as the interactive companion to the True Atom theoretical framework — translating abstract mathematical models into tangible, manipulable simulations.
Includes the Plenum field series (v0.8–v1.0), Particle Weaver network visualizations (v1–v6), Strontium Decay Clock, and Math Plotter for equation exploration.
Explore Visualizers →Project Logs Archive
The original unedited research repository, preserving the early trajectory and journey of the NexaVision project.
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