AlFarrizi Studio is an independent software development studio focused on building modern, useful, and reliable software.

We create and experiment with applications, APIs, browser extensions, developer tools, automation systems, and open-source projects across multiple platforms and technologies.

Our projects are built around a simple idea:

"Turn interesting ideas into software that people can actually use."

We enjoy exploring how software works, improving existing experiences, experimenting with new technologies, and creating tools that solve real problems.

Our projects can range from small utilities to larger applications and services.

We are interested in projects involving:

• Modern software development
• Web technologies
• Desktop applications
• Android development
• Browser extensions
• APIs and backend services
• Developer tooling
• Automation
• Multimedia applications
• Open-source software
• Cloud services
• Experimental technologies
• User interface and experience
• Performance optimization
• Software integration

Our focus can evolve as new ideas, technologies, and opportunities emerge.

"The technology stack may vary depending on the goals and requirements of each project."

Our development approach revolves around experimentation, iteration, and continuous improvement.

Idea
  ↓
Research
  ↓
Prototype
  ↓
Build
  ↓
Test
  ↓
Improve
  ↓
Release
  ↓
Maintain

A project does not have to start perfectly.

What matters is continuously improving it until the idea becomes something useful, stable, and enjoyable to use.

Open source is an important part of AlFarrizi Studio.

Publishing projects openly allows developers and users to:

• Inspect how the software works
• Learn from the implementation
• Report bugs
• Suggest improvements
• Submit pull requests
• Experiment with the code
• Build new ideas from existing projects

We believe sharing code can help projects grow beyond their original purpose.

Not every project will necessarily be open source, but projects released publicly will include their respective licensing and contribution information.

AlFarrizi Studio repositories may include:

AlFarrizi Studio
│
├── Applications
│   ├── Desktop
│   ├── Web
│   └── Mobile
│
├── Browser Extensions
│
├── APIs
│   ├── REST APIs
│   ├── Integrations
│   └── Backend Services
│
├── Developer Tools
│   ├── Utilities
│   ├── Automation
│   └── Libraries
│
├── Open Source
│
└── Experiments
    ├── Prototypes
    ├── Research
    └── Proof of Concepts

Some projects may start as experiments and eventually evolve into complete applications or services.

Our featured and active projects can be found directly from the repositories within this organization.

Each repository may contain its own:

• Documentation
• Installation instructions
• Configuration guide
• API reference
• Contribution guidelines
• Changelog
• Release history
• License

Projects may be updated independently depending on their development status.

• Keep Learning
  Technology moves quickly. We continuously explore new technologies, architectures, tools, frameworks, and development approaches.

• Build Useful Things
  A project should have a purpose. Whether it is a small utility or a larger application, we aim to create software that provides meaningful value.

• Iterate Constantly
  Software is rarely finished after the first version. Projects evolve through testing, feedback, experimentation, bug fixes, and improvements.

• Keep Things Open
  When possible, we share our work openly so others can study, use, improve, and contribute to it.

Contributions are welcome for repositories that support community development.

Depending on the project, you may contribute through:

• Bug reports
• Feature requests
• Documentation improvements
• Pull requests
• Code reviews
• Testing
• Performance improvements
• UI/UX improvements
• Translation
• Discussions

Before contributing, please check the individual repository for its specific contribution guidelines.

Found a problem?

Use the Issues section of the relevant repository whenever available.

When reporting a bug, providing detailed information can help us understand and reproduce the problem faster. Useful information may include:

• Operating system
• Browser or application version
• Steps to reproduce
• Expected behavior
• Actual behavior
• Console logs
• Screenshots
• Error messages

⚠️ Please avoid including private information, credentials, API keys, access tokens, or other sensitive data in public issues.

Security issues should be handled responsibly.

If you discover a vulnerability in one of our projects, avoid publishing sensitive exploit details publicly before the issue has been reviewed. Whenever available, use the repository's dedicated security reporting feature or instructions.

Please never include:

• Passwords
• Private API keys
• Authentication tokens
• Cookies
• Personal credentials
• Sensitive user data

...in public issues or discussions.

Some repositories may provide downloadable builds or packaged releases.

Official releases, when available, will usually be published through the repository's Releases section.

Development versions may contain:

• Experimental features
• Breaking changes
• Incomplete functionality
• Debugging code
• Unstable behavior

For normal use, stable releases are generally recommended.

Documentation may be provided through:

• Repository README.md
• /docs directories
• GitHub Wiki
• API documentation
• Examples
• Code comments
• Release notes

We aim to keep important project information close to the source code whenever possible.

Projects maintained by AlFarrizi Studio may use different licenses depending on their purpose.

Always check the individual project's LICENSE file before copying, modifying, redistributing, or integrating its source code.

A repository without an explicit open-source license should not automatically be assumed to grant permission for unrestricted reuse.

Repositories may have different development states.

The status of a project may change over time.