About NeatCode Labs

What we build

Utilities, mostly. A crypto watchlist, a URL cleaner, a Telegram bot and a tray icon that tells you the connection dropped. They have nothing in common except the way they are put together: one job each, no account, and the work done on your own device wherever it possibly can be.

Everything is published on GitHub under GPL-3.0-or-later or MIT. That is not a gesture. It is the only reason you should believe any of the privacy claims on this site — you can go and check them.

How the apps are written

They are written with AI assistance under human supervision, and the person running that process is not a professional programmer. Every app is reviewed and tested before release, but it is testing rather than a formal audit.

This is stated plainly for two reasons. It sets the right expectation about bugs, and it explains why every line of source is public: if you are trusting software with your links or your watchlist, you should be able to read it. The full position is on the disclaimer page.

What we do not do

• No analytics, in the apps or on this website.
• No accounts, no sign-ups, no e-mail collection.
• No adverts, no paid tiers, no “pro” version held back.
• No servers of ours between you and whatever the app talks to.

Getting help

Bugs and feature requests belong on the relevant project's GitHub issue tracker, where they stay visible and searchable for everyone else. For anything that does not fit there, the contact form reaches us directly.

Supporting the work

The apps are free and stay free. If one of them saved you some trouble, there is a Ko-fi page. Nothing is gated behind it and nothing changes if you skip it.