Products

Tools made for the moment.

Each Starlit Digital product begins with a real workflow and becomes a focused system designed around the people doing the work.

Product 001 - In development

Voci

A professional karaoke-hosting application that brings singers, queues, playback, history, and room flow into one confident workspace.

In development. Explore the current features and real app screenshots.

Voci’s singer rotation and playback workspace with fictional demo singers.

Product 002 - Open source

loom

A 0BSD UI layout analyzer, generator, and translator for moving interface intent between SwiftUI, WinUI XAML, and Qt. Version 1.0.0: inspect layouts, generate reviewable scaffolds, and compare translation gaps.

SwiftUIloomWinUI / Qt

Product 003 - Open source

bram

bram routes prompts between local AI tools. Give your scripts one local interface with structured results; try the built-in echo peer without an account or config.

Version 0.2.0 · 0BSD · Early development. macOS verified; real provider setup is separate.

Your scriptbramAI peers

Product 004 - Open source

clyde

Preview repository source, prepare digest-bound local bundles and explicitly approve NotebookLM uploads. Open source under 0BSD.

Source → Review → Share

Product 005 - Open source

nora

Analyze NGINX access logs locally. Inspect requests, status codes, response bytes and hourly traffic from a file, stdin or SSH. Open source under 0BSD.

Logs → nora → Report

Built for hosts and builders

Focused products.
Clear boundaries.

Voci is private venue software. loom, bram, clyde and nora are open-source tools for developers and operators. All five follow the same studio approach: define the promise, keep the workflow visible, and make the product durable enough for real use.

QUEUE

Singer flow

Voci manages active singers, rotation order, requests, and performance history at a glance.

LAYOUT

UI translation

loom analyzes interface structure before code generation or cross-platform translation work begins.

EVIDENCE

Release clarity

Public docs, tests, policy, and versioned releases make each product state inspectable.

More products will follow when there is a problem worth solving properly.