No. 01 Desktop app
Projectum
Projects, playlists, todos and notes in one fast desktop app — connected to each other, and stored as a plain JSON file next to your work.
- Linux, Windows, macOS
- Open source · MIT
- No account
Independent software studio
Software, grown with care.
wleeaf is an independent software studio. We make free party games you play with friends in the browser, apps such as Projectum and Kartiya, and field notes from the workbench — and we build web applications, AI integrations and infrastructure for the people we work with.
01 Products
Things we make for ourselves.
Owned, maintained and used by the studio — each one small enough to care for properly.
No. 02 Party games
Play
Play is a free website for party games with friends, right in the browser. Start a party, send one link and hop between 37 games together — Okey, Tavla and Pişti, drawing and word games, football and arena battles — with bots to fill the seats and voice chat that follows you from game to game.
- Free, no sign-up
- Up to 16 friends
- Turkish and English
No. 03 Android app
Kartiya
An AI tarot reader with a voice of her own: honest readings from the full 78-card deck, in twelve languages, with card art from a public-domain 1909 deck.
- Android
- Free on Google Play
- 12 languages
No. 04 Learning
digiwleea
Build a computer from the transistor up, with an interactive lab and an AI tutor alongside you.
No. 05 Preservation
X Archives
Threads worth keeping, preserved whole and made readable — searchable, filterable and quiet, long after the accounts go silent.
02 Games
Every game on Play.
All 37 games are free to play in the browser, with no sign-up and nothing to install. Start a party, share one link, and bots fill any empty seats. Each name opens the game’s own page with its rules.
Turkish classics
Cards and board games
Words and drawing
- Çizivo Draw and guess · 2–8 players · Türkçe
- Deftivo Drawing telephone · 3–10 players · Türkçe
- Harfivo İsim Şehir Hayvan (Scattergories) · 2–6 players · Türkçe
- Hecivo Word bomb · 2–8 players · Türkçe
- Lafivo Funny answer duels · 3–8 players · Türkçe
- Kulevo Trivia conquest · 2–6 players · Türkçe
- Murmur Team word deduction · 4–8 players
Bluffing and deduction
Sports and skill
Arena and action
- Kapivo Territory · 2–8 players
- Gullivo Turn-based artillery · 2–8 players
- Broadla Team naval battle · 2–6 players
- Fightungen Stick-figure brawler · 2–6 players
- Shutshuut 3D arena shooter · 2–8 players
- Patlivo Bomb arena · 2–8 players
- Sekivo Maze tank battle · 2–8 players
- Dizivo Falling-block versus · 2–8 players
- Sarivo Snake arena · 2–8 players
- Yutivo Cell arena · 2–8 players
- Izivo Line survival · 2–8 players
03 Services
And things we build with you.
From the first idea to everyday use. Built with care, documented properly, and handed over so it is yours to keep.
- 01
Web applications
Websites, products and internal tools — from the first idea to a working release.
- Product sites and dashboards
- Realtime and multiplayer apps
- Internal tools that replace spreadsheets
- 02
AI & integrations
Purposeful assistants, connected tools and automation for the work that repeats.
- Assistants grounded in your data
- APIs, webhooks and glue code
- Automations for repetitive work
- 03
Deployment & infrastructure
Hosting, delivery pipelines and self-hosted services you can own and control.
- Servers, containers and CI
- Mail, chat and git, self-hosted
- Migrations without the drama
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05 Contact
Have something in mind?
Tell us what you’re working on, or where you’re stuck. We’ll start from there.
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