Open-source software
for an AI-native world.
Privacy-first tools that respect your data and stand the test of time — from AI developer tooling to everyday utilities. No trackers. No lock-in. No cost.
projectmem
"We don't make AI smarter. We make it experienced."
A local-first memory and judgment layer for AI coding agents. projectmem captures the issues, attempts, and decisions across your projects — so your AI stops repeating failed approaches and rebuilding context every session, saving 50%+ of tokens.
- Pre-commit warnings before you repeat a failed approach
- Smart context injection and a native MCP server with 14 tools
- 100% local operation — no cloud, no telemetry
Software built for the public good
We believe useful software shouldn't come at the cost of your privacy or your wallet. Matily builds tools that respect both — free to use, open to inspect, and built to last.
Open source
Every line is public on GitHub. Inspect it, fork it, improve it — no black boxes.
Privacy-first
Our tools run locally where possible. No accounts, no tracking, no data harvesting.
Free, forever
A non-profit mission. No paywalls on the essentials — supported by the community.
Made to last
Lightweight, dependency-light software designed to keep working for years.
Twelve tools we've built for you
Click any project to flip through screenshots and open the details.
Python packages ship on PyPI — pip install projectmem · geoeq · acadgis · bokro
Roadmap
What's shipping next from the studio.
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In dev
TransferMe
Fast, private file transfer across your local-network devices — no cloud middleman.
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In dev
Bokro flow model
A custom motion model distilled from a large video model — richer living photos, still on CPU.
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Concept
AI Video Editor Studio
An open-source video editor with built-in AI editing and voice generation.
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Open
Your idea?
Everything Matily builds is open. Open an issue or contribute on GitHub.
Ripon Chandra Malo
Ripon's work bridges geotechnical engineering and artificial intelligence at the University of Utah. A BUET graduate and winner of the Geo-Institute of ASCE DIGGS Student Hackathon, he builds and maintains these open-source tools as a personal project — from AI developer tooling to everyday utilities — on one simple belief: great software should be free, private, and open to all.
Star it, share it, build on it.
Everything here is free and open source. The best way to help is to star the projects on GitHub, share them with people who'd find them useful, or open an issue or pull request. That's what keeps them alive.
Have an idea or found a bug? Open an issue on GitHub.
Let's talk
Questions, ideas, partnerships, or press — we'd love to hear from you.