Product studio · QuitoMAECLY · product studio · Quito, Ecuador
Local-first tools for real frictions: at the desk, in the editor, on the handheld. Your files and your activity stay on your machine.
Windows · macOS · Linux · Stream Deck · Chrome
The mark
Each cell of the mark stands for a product. Scroll and the m unfolds into everything MAECLY makes.
11 products, one gold cell for what comes next, and room for more.
Coverly ROMs
Pluryprint
autostand
Versorium
Gaming Toggles for PC
ID Bridge IA
Image Transform Lite
VPN Fix
OpenDesign
WorklyReel
Aurenly11 products, one gold cell for what comes next, and room for more.
In detail
Gaming & retro
Coverly ROMs scans the SD card of your handheld, finds the ROMs with no cover art and fills them in. It shows a dry run before it writes anything, and every change can be undone.
Desktop
Pluryprint prints every file you right-click, with no 15-file Explorer limit and no Adobe. Jobs queue up, pause and resume, and a job is only marked printed once the OS queue confirms it; otherwise it ends as unconfirmed.
Developer tools
autostand reads your commits, PRs, AI coding sessions and notes, and files a structured standup every working day. It runs a built-in local model and needs no account.
Products
Each product keeps its own name, icon and colors. MAECLY is the quality mark behind them.
11 shown
First releaseFinds the ROMs on your handheld's SD card that have no cover art and fills them in. Dry run first, undo afterwards.
License · AGPL-3.0
Pre-alpha previewRight-click 5, 50 or 500 files and print them all. No 15-file Explorer limit, no Adobe, no $149 license.
License · AGPL-3.0
StableYour standup, written from what you actually did. Reads your commits, PRs, AI coding sessions and notes, and files a structured standup every working day.
License · MIT
Early releaseOffline novel-writing app that keeps every draft as a Git snapshot. No account, no telemetry, and the AI stays off until you call it.
License · AGPL-3.0
StableStream Deck plugin with seven Windows 11 gaming controls on your keys: Game Mode, full-screen gaming mode, pointer precision, power plan A/B and more. No admin rights.
License · MIT
On the Chrome Web StoreChrome extension that tells AI agents driving the browser where they are: tabId, windowId, groupId, a session ID and the Chrome profile. Declares no host permissions.
License · Proprietary, source-visible
StableBatch image processing for macOS on Apple Silicon, with a live before/after preview and reusable presets. Outputs WebP, JPEG, PNG or TIFF.
License · MIT
Website liveNative macOS menu-bar app that restores your internet connection after a VPN disconnects. Supports 17+ VPN clients.
License · MIT
Pre-betaA local-first, bring-your-own-key design tool that will be open source. AI design generation runs on your own models, and every artifact stays on disk.
License · Open source (planned)
Phase 0 proof of conceptTurns a day or a week of Git and GitHub activity into a ready-to-post proof-of-work card, with every claim linked back to its evidence.
License · Not declared yet
PausedSends the audio of one Chrome tab to the devices you listen on, leaving the rest of your Mac's sound where it is.
License · Proprietary
Room for what comes next.
The gold cell stays free for the next MAECLY product. Hit a friction worth fixing?
How we build
Coverly ROMs, Pluryprint and Versorium say it on their own sites: no telemetry and no account. In Versorium, the only request the app makes on its own is an update check you can turn off. Anything else goes only to a provider or source you choose.
In autostand, a missing value reads “No data”, never 0%, and a failed source is shown as a failure, not as a quiet day.
Pluryprint and Coverly ROMs keep their architecture decision records in docs/adr, next to the code.
autostand-ui keeps autostand’s tokens, base components and icons in their own repository, documented in Storybook.
Pluryprint, Coverly ROMs and autostand run make check; Versorium runs make verify. One command with the same steps CI runs, so a local failure reads like a remote one.
The maker
Miguel Angel Esparza Calero
Miguel is a full-stack developer from Quito. Every MAECLY product started as a friction he hit himself: writing standups by hand, printing 500 files 15 at a time, ROMs with no cover art, losing a novel draft. None of them fixes it by sending your files to someone else’s server.
Where the name comes from
MAECLY = MAEC (Miguel Angel Esparza Calero) + -ly. Not what gets built, but how.
Now shipping
Read from GitHub releases when this page was built.
Coverly ROMs v0.1.0Release notes (opens in a new tab)
Pluryprint v0.0.3Release notes (opens in a new tab)
Versorium v0.1.2Release notes (opens in a new tab)
Gaming Toggles for PC v2.1.0Release notes (opens in a new tab)autostand v1.2.0Release notes (opens in a new tab)ID Bridge IA v0.1.0Release notes (opens in a new tab)Read from GitHub on Oct 18, 2026 · api.github.com
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MAECLY is a product studio from Quito, Ecuador, founded by Miguel Angel Esparza Calero. It makes local-first desktop apps, developer tools and retro-gaming utilities that keep people’s files and activity on their own machines. Each product keeps its own name and is endorsed “by MAECLY”.
