The true value of software lies in its freedom and the absence of barriers.
We craft products simplified to purrfection, allowing you to stop struggling with the interface and start thinking beyond it.
Qwaderton (formerly Qwaderton Software, Qwaderton Labs) is an independent non-commercial IT project founded in late 2022 — a collection of ideas built on the principles of software minimalism and open source.
This project evolved from an attempt to build a full-fledged software company into a personal laboratory of a single developer (atarwn), focused on creating tools "for himself" that remain available to the community.
We seek long-term partnerships with independent studios and like-minded engineering cells that share our approach to software creation. We aim to combine our shared philosophies to design decentralized, transparent, and refined digital spaces, proving that small teams can deliver uncompromising quality without corporate overhead.
Each project solves one problem. No more, no less.
Active Featured Go
An experimental web server inspired by the h2o project. The main feature of d2o is its unique ICF configuration format, which uses inheritance and string substitution as the primary means of managing websites.
Active SyntaxWave C++17
A high-performance, responsive, and minimalist code editor built on Qt6. It serves as a fast, native, and extremely lightweight alternative to heavyweight Electron applications.
Finished C
Shell Hypertext Preprocessor is lightweight CGI script that runs <?sh ?> blocks from your file.
Paused C
The result of a merger between sowm and gbwm, balancing between simplicity and functionality of the layout.
Bug reports, ideas, collaboration — all welcome.
This is a one-person project. Response times may vary. For bugs, opening a Codeberg issue is the fastest path to a fix.
Yeah, I know I spent too much time on this website, but it's cool! Isn't it?