Auxila is a product studio. Every release is built around one deliberate limit. Open Loops keeps only a few things in focus. Morning Brief is built for twenty sources.
Two out, one on the press. Both run in your browser and install to your home screen.
Unfinished things don't stay quiet. The mind replays them until they're done or set down. A to-do list doesn't help much, because it never says what each item needs. Open Loops does.
Product, design and build by Hamza Saleem. Made with AI.
AUX 001 · Focus · Version 16
A calm place for unfinished things.
Get unfinished things out of your head. Give each one a kind (do, decide, ask, schedule or let go) and a single next step.
For people who start more than they finish.
That's the real app. Signed in, it syncs across your devices. Open the app ↗
Tracklist
Email sign-in · Real-time sync across devices · Source on GitHub ↗
Feeds got clever and reading got worse. The more an app picks for you, the less you chose. Morning Brief goes the other way. It's a brief you can finish, not a feed you scroll.
Product, design and build by Hamza Saleem. Made with AI.
AUX 002 · Reading · Version 26
Your sources. Your signal. Every morning.
Choose up to twenty sources from 1,250 curated feeds, or paste your own. Open it and you get each source's five latest posts, in the order you set. Nothing ranks them, and nothing watches you read.
For readers who'd rather pick their own front page.
That's the real app. Live, it fetches real feeds and works offline. Open the app ↗
Tracklist
Works offline · No tracking · Optional email sign-in · Source on GitHub ↗
AUX 003 · On the press
AUX 003 gets a name, a cover and its own address when it's ready. Leave your email and you'll get one note the day it ships.
Nothing else. No newsletter, and Auxila never shares your address.
Auxila is run by Hamza Saleem in Islamabad. It makes software for people who care how their tools behave.
Hamza SaleemFounderEvery release decides what it won't do, then sticks to it.
AI does a lot of the typing. Product judgment decides what ships, what gets cut and how it should feel.
Its own address, its own design, its own reason to exist. The studio stays in the background.