INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE LAB
Useful software for people who would rather automate it.
I build open-source systems, browser tools, WordPress plugins, and Linux utilities — engineered with privacy, reliability, and long-term ownership in mind.
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What I am building
Linketry
Self-hosted link management, analytics, and monitoring — built for stable redirects, data ownership, and long-term operation.
FavGrove
A local-first bookmark workspace for Chrome and Edge, designed for large collections, fast search, link scanning, and safe cleanup.
LinkVitals
A privacy-friendly WordPress link health and SEO auditor for broken links, redirects, orphaned content, and external-link risks.
GloboKit
A practical browser-based toolkit for international operations, logistics, calculations, barcodes, and everyday productivity.
INFRASTRUCTURE UTILITIES
Linux, automation, and server tooling
ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES
How this lab operates
LOCAL WHEN POSSIBLE
Prefer on-device processing and self-hosted infrastructure that you can inspect and keep.
RELIABILITY BEFORE COMPLEXITY
Critical paths stay understandable, testable, and difficult to break.
OPEN BY DEFAULT
Code, documentation, and defaults should support inspection, modification, and long-term ownership.
DETAILS ARE THE PRODUCT
Small interactions, clear errors, safe defaults, and thorough docs define developer tools.
NOTES FROM THE LAB
Deployment notes, guides, and experiments
Deployment notes, technical guides, experiments, and lessons learned while building and maintaining software.
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Independent and purpose-built
Everett Labs is an independent software lab built by Frank. This is not a résumé or a generic portfolio — it is an active laboratory for practical tools.
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Open-source software runs on curiosity, late nights, and coffee.
If something here saved you time or solved a real problem, your support helps fund the next release.