Passionate developers crafting software from Perth, Australia
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We are passionate software developers based in Perth, Western Australia, building tools and platforms that we believe in.
Squiz Software specialises in web applications, developer tools, and interactive experiences. From vintage computing emulators to modern mobile apps, we love solving interesting problems with clean, thoughtful code.
Whether it's preserving computing history through browser-based terminal emulation, helping people track their nutrition, or building tools for the blockchain ecosystem — we bring the same level of care and craftsmanship to everything we ship.
Perth, Western Australia
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Trade a bottle cap into a house. Then a jet. Then a space station. Meet 37 unique characters across 11 handcrafted locations — each with their own personality, motivations, and voice. Infinite items, every trade generated on the fly. Read a trader wrong and watch your fortune vanish in a single swap.
Experience classic computing terminals right in your browser. A faithful recreation of vintage terminal systems, preserving computing history for enthusiasts and the curious alike.
vintageterminals.io →
An AI-powered mobile trivia game where every matchup is generated on the fly. Infinite objects, infinite combinations — championship mode, gauntlet worlds, and a daily challenge. No two games are ever the same.
The cheapest and easiest Solana burning service. No hassle. No BS. Keep more SOL in your pocket with industry-leading low fees — burn unwanted tokens and close empty accounts without getting gouged.
sol-burner.com →
The original browser-based Unix Version 4 emulator. Superseded by Vintage Terminals but preserved here for historical purposes. Where it all started.
unixv4.dev →Side projects, experiments, and things we've built for fun.
A from-scratch bare metal OS targeting x86_64 and arm64, with an LLM wired directly into the kernel loop. Currently running on QEMU and Raspberry Pi 3. Rather than a traditional shell, the LLM is the developer — it reads kernel logs, writes C modules, compiles them at runtime via an in-kernel TCC compiler, hot-loads them without a reboot, and incrementally builds out the OS itself.
The kernel provides a growing POSIX-ish API: preemptive scheduler, heap allocator, MMU, FAT32 filesystem, lwIP TCP/IP stack with TLS, and a dynamic module system with per-module crash containment. Everything from a 3D starfield to a port of Doom runs as a compiled-at-runtime module.
A fully functional CPU built from 74-series logic ICs on breadboards. Hand-wired, no microcontrollers — just raw TTL logic doing what it does best. A personal passion project exploring computing from the ground up.
squiz@perth:~$ cat contact.txt
Got a project in mind? Want to collaborate?
Or just want to chat about vintage computers?
Drop us a line:
squiz@perth:~$ _
