staxdash/
An independent studio for system-level tooling — command-line utilities, cross-platform monitoring, and native desktop apps, documented honestly.
$ try /projects in the command line above
StaxDash is an independent studio for system-level software. The tools here are small, reliable, and honest about what they do — and what they don't. It grew out of a personal lab, and it still builds only what it needs; every project is finished to a standard worth relying on.
- ▸ honest about scope
- ▸ small footprint
- ▸ tested on real hardware
- ▸ open source by default
$ ~/services
01 command-line tooling
CLI apps and developer utilities — real-time dashboards, network diagnostics, exporters. Installed as binaries or via Homebrew.
02 system utilities
Cross-platform monitoring and network tooling that runs where you run it — macOS, Linux, and Windows.
03 native desktop apps
Lightweight desktop software built for the OS, not around a browser — see StaxOffice and StaxMD.
scope is small · platform coverage is exactly as good as what I can test on
$ ~/projects
Full list →StaxSys
v1.0.0Real-time system monitor for the terminal — CPU, RAM, disk, network, and top processes in a single dashboard that refreshes every second.
StaxPing2
v0.2.0Real-time network diagnostics for the terminal — latency, jitter, packet loss, path discovery, percentiles, and TCP / DNS / HTTP reachability checks in a single live view. Installable via Homebrew or as a standalone binary.
StaxOffice
v0.1.0Native desktop productivity-suite prototype — an application launcher plus an in-progress Markdown editor (StaxMD).
StaxStore
The app store that will house the StaxDash apps.
staxdash-website
This website — the brand page for the ecosystem, built with Eleventy and hosted on Cloudflare Pages.
Need a reliable system tool?
If you need a command-line tool, a system utility, or a native desktop app — built honestly and documented plainly — let's talk. Most of what StaxDash ships is MIT-licensed and in the open.