Nothing public yet — and we won't pretend otherwise.

Right now, everything we've built — Englo, the Admin Panel, and our internal tooling — is closed-source, tied to a specific client or product rather than built as a general-purpose library.

That's not a permanent stance. As pieces of our work become genuinely reusable outside their original context — a PHP shared-hosting compatibility layer, an offline-first SQLite sync pattern — releasing them is something we'd consider. We'd rather ship one well-documented, actually-maintained repository than a graveyard of half-finished ones.