
Pluryprint
Right-click 5, 50 or 500 files and print them all. No 15-file Explorer limit, no Adobe, no $149 license.
Product studio ยท Quito, Ecuador
Software that doesn't lie.
MAECLY is my product studio: local-first software made in Quito. Tools for real frictions: at the desk, in the editor, on the handheld. Your files and your activity stay on your machine.
Everyday frictions at the desk, solved on your own machine.

Native macOS menu-bar app that restores your internet connection after a VPN disconnects. Supports 17+ VPN clients.
Tools for the handheld and the Stream Deck.

Stream 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.
For the editor, the terminal and the agents in the browser.
Chrome extension that tells AI agents driving the browser where they are: tabId, windowId, groupId, a session ID and the Chrome profile. Built for chrome-devtools-mcp. Declares no host permissions.
Private while they are being built. Nothing to download yet.
A 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.
Turns 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.
Sends the audio of one Chrome tab to the devices you listen on, leaving the rest of your Mac's sound where it is.
What I aim for in every product, and where you can see it.
No analytics anywhere. The only request an app makes on its own is an update check you can turn off.
In autostand, a missing value reads โNo dataโ, 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.
A single command runs the same steps CI runs, so a local failure reads like a remote one.
MAEC-ly: Miguel Angel Esparza Calero + -ly. Not what gets built, but how.
Quito, Ecuadorhola@maecly.com