We build developer tools and the SaaS that ships them.
Syrakon is a small studio making honest software for the people who write software. Open-source CLIs, type-safe DSLs, and the cloud platforms that let you run them in production without the operational tax.
What we ship
all products →Quota
Edge protection for APIs.
Rate limiting, quotas, and adaptive defenses at the edge. Multi-tenant dashboard, EU-hosted, GDPR-clean.
$ curl -H "x-api-key: ..." Svitrio
A headless CMS for developers.
Schema-as-code content platform. Define types in Gate, run a headless API and a separate admin, ship content to any frontend. Source-available under BSL, transparent like glass — that is what the name means.
$ svitrio init Atalaya
NVR that scales without bloat.
Lightweight NVR built in Rust. Manage 64+ cameras with role-based permissions, recording schedules, and a panel that stays fast on a small box.
$ atalaya add cam-12 rtsp://... Papaya
Notes, projects, and mail in one workspace.
Productivity suite for small teams: notes, project tracking, and a built-in mail client so your work stops jumping between apps.
$ papaya note "ship v1" Kompass
A browser, rebuilt in Rust.
Web browser on top of Servo, written in Rust. Very early — not ready for daily use yet, but it is shaping up. Follow along as it lands.
$ kompass open syrakon.com Grid
A spreadsheet with superpowers.
Cells that talk to databases, other sheets, and Docker. Drive infra, query a SQL table, or pipe data between systems — all from a familiar grid.
$ =DOCKER("nginx", restart=always) How we work
Syrakon is a small studio shipping developer tools and the SaaS that runs them. Honest version of how we work, day to day:
Most of what we ship is closed source — Quota, Papaya, Grid. Three products (Atalaya, Kompass and Svitrio) ship under BSL: source-available from day one, with an automatic conversion to Apache 2.0 after eight years. No promises we can't keep, no "open core" theatre. You always know what you're paying for and what you can read.
We ship in narrow vertical slices. A new feature lands end-to-end for one customer-visible scenario before we widen it. Releases live behind a flag, get exercised in our own dashboards first, and only then become defaults. That keeps the surface area honest and the bug count low.
There is one inbox and one person reading. Tickets get a same-day reply during EU hours; the bug fixes we can do, we do in days, not quarters. We say no a lot — to scope creep, to enterprise-shaped features that one customer asks for and ten will pay to remove.
The infrastructure is predictable on purpose. libSQL on Turso (Ireland), application servers in Gravelines (France), Caddy in front, Go and Rust where they fit, Svelte for the panels. Email via Brevo, payments via Paddle. No data leaves the EU. We don't run AI we don't understand on data we don't own.
Where we have been, where we are going
- Nov 2025 Quota — first commit
- Dec 2025 Syrakon is born
- Syrakon public site May 2026
- Gitorii + torii VCS/IDE transfer to Syrakon Jun 2026
- Quota relaunch — alongside Gitorii Jun 2026
- Svitrio — headless CMS public release Jul 2026
- Papaya — productivity suite Aug 2026
- Grid — superpowered spreadsheet Sep 2026
- Atalaya — NVR public release Nov 2026
- Kompass — Servo-based browser 2027