Our founder launched gyorgy.sh
Not everything we make belongs on a company site. Some of it is too small, too experimental, or just too personal to sit next to the studio's work. For a while that meant a lot of it never got written down at all.
So our founder built a place for it: gyorgy.sh.
What it is.
It is a personal site and blog, separate from pueev, for the things that live outside the portfolio. Less "here is our product" and more "here is what I was up to this weekend, and here is what broke." Expect:
- Tips and tricks for developers and power users, like fixing macOS Wi-Fi latency for cloud gaming.
- Tooling notes on the command line, editors, and the daily-driver setup behind the work.
- Small software that exists mostly because it was fun to make.
- AI research, written up as it goes rather than after the fact.
A couple of those experiments have already grown into their own products, launched and written up on gyorgy.sh first. Keepresso is a native macOS menu-bar app that keeps your Mac awake, even with the lid closed, using real power assertions instead of fake mouse jiggles. MyAgens is a self-hosted fleet of AI agents you run on your own machine and reach from Telegram or a browser. Both are the kind of thing that starts as a weekend project and turns into something worth shipping.
Why a separate site.
Keeping it separate is deliberate. pueev stays focused on the studio's own work and the products we build for clients. gyorgy.sh gets to be looser and more technical, the lower-level, hands-on side of what we do, without watering down either one. Same person and the same way of building, two different audiences.
If that hands-on side is what you are here for, that is where to find it. We will keep this site focused on pueev, and point you to gyorgy.sh when something interesting lands there.
