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Kovir Labs

Development Arm of Kovir LLC

Kovir Labs

Open software for mission-driven work. Built once, useful to many organizations.

Kovir Labs is the development arm of Kovir LLC. We build tools that many mission-driven organizations can use, not custom software for just one. Everything here is open source and free for every organization to use.

🌐 labs.kovir.org · 💡 Suggest an idea · ✉️ info@kovir.org

Officially supported

Project What it is For
Toril A desktop Markdown editor that renders as you type and keeps your notes as plain files. Works with Obsidian vaults. Writers, staff and teams who keep notes and documents in plain Markdown
Tenajlo A desktop Git client for self-hosted Forgejo, for people who'd rather not learn the command line. Git LFS built in. Engineering and operations teams versioning code, PLC exports, CAD files and documents
Nu A simple Python code editor for beginners, continuing the much-loved Mu editor. Teachers, students and beginner programmers
TDS OpenAPI A testable, machine-readable version of the TDS standard for booking trips across transit providers, with a conformance kit. Transit agencies, demand-response and microtransit providers, and their vendors
Tag family Small tools for plain semantic HTML that looks finished, behaves well, and is checked for mistakes. Anyone writing web pages by hand or with an AI agent

The Tag family

  • TagBrush.css: classless CSS. One <link> gives you layout, dark mode, forms and accessible colors.
  • TagAction: a tiny no-build script that adds sortable tables, copy buttons, dialogs and more. Pages still work with JavaScript off.
  • TagCheck: finds semantic and accessibility mistakes in HTML, for people, CI and AI agents.
  • TagKit: copy-paste page templates, plus themes for Jekyll, WordPress, Pandoc, MkDocs and Hugo.

From the lab

Projects in progress or under evaluation:

  • First Principles Code: a teaching template that shows engineers how to solve real problems in open-source Python.
  • Sonome: reads a song's acoustic features and finds tracks with a similar sound, locally.

How ideas become software

  1. Suggest. Anyone can post a need on the community forum. Upvotes and comments show how widely it's felt.
  2. Kovir decides. The kovir.org team chooses what Kovir Labs takes on, favoring needs that many organizations share.
  3. Labs builds and supports. Accepted ideas become open-source tools, maintained by Kovir Labs.

Kovir Labs is part of Kovir LLC, which helps under-resourced, mission-driven organizations grow through grant writing, organizational development and coaching.

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  1. toril toril Public

    A small, fast desktop WYSIWYG markdown editor for plain .md files — inline editing built on Tauri, Rust, and Milkdown. Obsidian-vault compatible.

    TypeScript 8 1

  2. nu nu Public

    Forked from mu-editor/mu

    The continuation of the original Mu Editor, to support those who love and depend on it.

    Python 2

  3. tds-openapi tds-openapi Public

    OpenAPI 3.1 + AsyncAPI 3.0 binding of the Transactional Data Specification (TCRP Report 210) for booking demand-response, microtransit and paratransit trips across providers. JSON Schemas, signed w…

    Python

  4. tagstack tagstack Public

    The Tag family's home: TagBrush.css, TagAction, TagCheck, and TagKit, small independent tools for plain semantic HTML. The family guide for AI agents (llms.txt), the spec, the brand, and the family…

    HTML

  5. tenajlo tenajlo Public

    Desktop Git client for self-hosted Forgejo and Gitea: clone, commit, push and lock CAD/PLC files with Git LFS, no command line. Windows-first; Linux and macOS too.

    Rust

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