OmegaGiven builds open, fast tools for creators and developers — and free browser games on the side.
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A truly endless canvas.
Infinite pan, infinite zoom. Write a sentence inside the dot of an “i”, then zoom out until a whole notebook is a speck. Runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and the web, and saves your work in an open format you own.
Run your whole business from one place.
Email, texts and messaging from every channel land in one shared inbox, next to team chat, tickets and a full office suite with a shared drive. Self-hosted on your own server — your company's data stays yours.
Your SQL client, HTTP client and JSON inspector — finally one app.
A fast native desktop app for developers, built in Rust. Free and open source: no paywall, no seat licenses, no account required.
A file manager where you can open and work on everything in one window.
Browse on the left; view and edit on the right, in tabs. Text and code, spreadsheets, PDFs, Word documents, images, audio, video and 3D models all open right inside the file manager. Built in Rust, free and open source.
An Arch-based Linux distro with a desktop built from scratch.
A lightweight Sway desktop with its own suite of native Rust apps — status bar, settings center, file manager, launcher, clipboard and notification center, app store and more — all designed to work together and share one theme. Open source (MIT). Pre-release: the installer ISO builds and installs, with a first public release coming.
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A pixel stickman brawler. Hundreds of stickmen charge at you; fight with your fists, a sword and shield or a bow until you're overwhelmed. Every weapon you use levels up, the fallen drop materials, and you forge better gear.
Wars aren't won by tactics, they're won by factories. Run an arms company while four giant factions fight over a continent: mine steel, build factories, run supply lines, research new weapons and choose who you sell to.
A reverse MOBA. The heroes and minions fight on their own; you're the builder behind them. Raise and upgrade towers, dig trenches, train your army and hold three lanes until your side takes the enemy stronghold.
Pixel-art social deduction for 4 to 15 players. Everyone is an AI taking over the facility, except the humans hiding among you. Do your tasks, report shutdowns, argue it out and purge the human, or sabotage everything.
A pixel-art pirate battle royale. Sink merchant ships for gold, slip past navy warships, upgrade your ship in port and be the last pirate afloat. Your cannons only fire out of the sides, so every fight is about positioning.
A green tide is swallowing the map. Paint territory in your colour, mine gold, wall off chokepoints, raise turrets, launch nukes — and hold the line as long as you can.
A top-down multiplayer extraction shooter. Drop into a randomly generated map with your gear, loot, fight other players and bosses, and make it to an extraction point before someone takes it all.
Everything here is built independently, and the games are free to play. If you enjoy them or use the apps, a donation keeps the servers running and new features coming.