001 / KekeGo


KekeGo
Learn by scene, not from lists.
A small town for learning English, Mandarin, or Japanese. Step into a place, notice what is around you, hear how people use it, and take part in a short conversation.
Independent software lab · 6 products
Small, focused apps that respect your time — for AI workflows, language learning, and video.

001 / KekeGo


Learn by scene, not from lists.
A small town for learning English, Mandarin, or Japanese. Step into a place, notice what is around you, hear how people use it, and take part in a short conversation.
002 / Emaki

Learn English inside a story.
A small town, a notebook left on a bench at the station, and the people who know whose it is. Listen, answer them aloud or with a tap, and walk on. Season 1 is eight chapters, about two hours, and plays in your browser with no sign-up.
003 / SyncCut

Auto-sync your audio. Export in one click.
Drop in a video and the recording from your lavalier or field recorder. SyncCut lines them up in about a second and exports without re-encoding — or batch sync a whole shoot at once. No full video editor needed. Coming soon to the Mac App Store.
004 / Codexia

Command your AI coding agents.
A lightweight command center for Codex CLI and Claude Code — file tree, built-in file viewer, and multi-session support in one place.
005 / Plux

Capture anything. Send it anywhere.
Grab text or a screenshot with a shortcut, then fire it straight into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or Gemini — no account, no sync, everything stays on your machine.
006 / MCP Linker

One-click MCP setup, everywhere.
Add and sync MCP servers across Claude Code, Cursor, and VS Code — reads the official MCP registry, smart environment detection, no LLM calls needed.
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