NaviMark
Coming soonA chartplotter built on official S-57 electronic navigational charts, with planning and underway modes. Its chart engine is validated against GDAL.
werkswinkel (n.) — Dutch, “workshop”
An independent software company in Singapore. We use agentic tooling to build native desktop and mobile apps that keep your data on your devices, and connect them directly peer to peer or through encrypted store-and-forward.
A plain register of what we make and where each piece stands.
| Product | For | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| sumibosumibo.app | Individuals and teams who keep their work in plain text | Local-first org-mode manager: plain .org files in, live agendas, dashboards and search out. |
Live · v1.9.0 |
| CryptoPeercryptopeer.net | Every Werkswinkel app, and developers building their own | Our cross-platform, cryptographically secure stack that connects our local-first apps: direct P2P transport, libp2p for Dart/Flutter, encrypted store-and-forward (Ricochet). Dart, Go, TypeScript. | Open source |
Two products in late development.
A chartplotter built on official S-57 electronic navigational charts, with planning and underway modes. Its chart engine is validated against GDAL.
Local-first automations and AI assistants on your desktop. Build workflows on a visual canvas or describe them in words, and run them against local or hosted models.
Every app runs natively on your device and keeps its data there. CryptoPeer is the shared layer that connects them.
Real desktop and mobile apps, built for each platform. Fast, offline-capable, at home on the device.
Your data lives on your devices, and the app works without a server. The cloud is optional.
Apps talk directly peer to peer, or through encrypted store-and-forward. Every peer is identified by its own key.
We use agentic tooling throughout development, so a small team can ship and maintain native apps across platforms.
Stephan has spent almost 40 years building software and leading teams across a wide range of industries. He came up in the dial-up era, when peer-to-peer networking looked like the future of the internet. That promise faded as the industry moved to virtualised services in data centres, then grid computing, then the cloud. Stephan founded Werkswinkel to rebalance the scales: native, local-first software, connected peer to peer, as a practical alternative to the dominant platform model. Away from the keyboard, he's an old salt who'd rather be sailing.
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