NightWorks builds its own products.
A small studio registered in the Netherlands, run by one person, pointed at a short list of things built properly instead of a long list built quickly. Four products are in active development — they're the whole point of this page.
No client work, no retainers, no rate card. What the studio makes, it makes for itself and ships under its own name.
Happklaar — weekly meal plans that fit the life you actually have.
A meal-planning app for busy households. Tell it how many people are eating, how much you feel like cooking ahead, and whether leftovers go in the fridge or the freezer — it returns a complete week you can actually follow, and rebuilds it when the week doesn't go to plan.
Laravel and Vue on the web, iOS and Android from the same build. Dutch and English from day one.
The rest of the workbench.
3 more products in active development.
OpinionsBox
Vote your honest values on real parliamentary motions before the chamber does — then see the gap between what a party's base believes and how the party actually voted.
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Lemonfiber
One Rust binary that sets up an open-source media stack, runs it in slices, and proves it's actually working. CLI, TUI and a local web UI over a single core.
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beatrax
Pulls bank, card, PayPal and app-store activity into one calm monthly view — entirely on your own machine.
Read moreHabits that run through all four.
Spec before code
Every project has a canonical spec. When code and spec disagree, the spec wins — or the spec gets updated. Never silent drift.
Local-first where it counts
beatrax keeps your finances on your own disk: no telemetry, no cloud sync, no remote account. Lemonfiber runs on your own hardware.
Source-available, ethically licensed
beatrax and Lemonfiber ship under the Hippocratic License — read it, run it, modify it, with ethical-use clauses on top.
European by default
EU infrastructure and EU data residency, chosen deliberately rather than as an afterthought.
Head in the clouds? Find the studio here.
Questions about a project, a bug worth knowing about, or just saying hi — it all gets read.