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Small software, built by hand and grown in the open.
Four tools, built and run by one developer.
All of them on my own servers, in a homelab behind Cloudflare.
Bunkr, RustGuard, FeastDocs and CV Studio. Pick a door.
Local-first password manager
A private password manager for your desktop. Your vault is encrypted and stays on your own machine; sync it through your own Google Drive only if you want it on another computer.
AES-256 encryption, zero data collection, and a cross-platform desktop app.
Open Bunkr
Rust+ companion app
Watch over your Rust base when you are not in the game: a live server map, raid and decay alerts in Discord, smart switches you can flip from the browser, and your team on the map in real time.
Raid alerts reach Discord the moment someone is at your base.
Open RustGuard
Sample alerts, as RustGuard posts them to Discord
Sample live map: your team, a cargo ship on its route, and your base under raid
Open-source static docs generator
Write your documentation as Markdown, HTML and SCSS, and FeastDocs builds it into a fast, searchable, self-hosted docs site. Your folders become the navigation, with no database and no CMS.
MIT-licensed: free to run, fork and extend.
Open FeastDocs
In-browser CV builder
Edit your CV on the left and watch the A4 page update on the right, then export a real PDF. It runs entirely in your browser.
Eight templates, each fitted to exactly one page.
Open CV Studio
I'm João Paço, a full-stack developer working in .NET and Angular, from Faro, Portugal. FeastLabs is where my own projects live, and every one of them runs on my homelab, behind Cloudflare, on hardware I look after myself.
