underplain
underplain is the free-software branch: useful tools, source available, and MIT licensed. The software is free of charge, and there are no crippled paid editions.
Project sources and concepts
| Product | Status | What is true today | Next proof |
|---|---|---|---|
| BetterFingers | Repository source | Current status, capabilities, updates, and roadmap are imported from the BetterFingers repository. | |
| GetFast | Repository source | The Linux prototype, current evidence, limitations, updates, and remaining qualification work are imported from the private GetFast repository. | |
| PDFManager | Concept | The intended scope is listed; the implemented subset, build, and compatibility are not proven here. | Product dossier, test documents, and an end-to-end demonstration. |
These statuses use the shared vocabulary: Concept, Prototype, Private alpha, Public alpha, Beta, Stable, Maintenance, and Archived. A page does not turn an idea into a release.
What “free” means here
Free of charge
Source available
MIT licensed
Each product still needs its own repository, license file, release evidence, and limitations before it is promoted as ready to download. Missing proof is called out instead of filled with marketing copy.
Support helps pay for polishing, releases, compute, hosting, signing, testing, and project work. Support does not buy ownership, a promised date, or control over the roadmap.
Current branch boundary
The tools here are public software work. Product status, platform support, source, release evidence, and known limits are published with each tool; planned capability is not presented as shipped.