Tools that outlive the cloud.
Dr. Sohil Momin, BHMS — homeopathic physician and builder of open-source, offline-first software for medicine, learning and play.
65 projects, one principle: software that runs anywhere, needs nothing, and belongs to the person using it. From a 551-tool Windows kit and an experimental browser engine to classical homeopathic materia medica, browser games and single-file clinical apps.
The projects that define the range
A portable Windows toolkit, a ruthless optimiser, a modern homeopathic materia medica, a remedy-relationship explorer, and a retro shooter that fits in a single file.
All 65 projects
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The person behind the builds
Dr. Sohil Momin, BHMS is a homeopathic physician and a builder of open-source, offline-first software for medicine, learning and play.
He writes software the way he practises: it should work when the network doesn't, respect the person using it, and need no account to be useful. That belief runs through everything here — single-file apps, private tools that keep your data on your device, and a modern re-telling of the classical homeopathic materia medica.
Alongside medicine he ships games, engines, a compiler, a browser experiment and everyday utilities — because building is how ideas get tested. Almost everything is free to explore, and much of it is free to use.