Ideas first. Polish when it earns it.
codicom.net is the experimental layer of the unicore.cc ecosystem: a working archive of prototypes, nostalgic interface studies, utilities and systems that may later become full products.
LABThe technical workshop of unicore.cc — a place for unfinished ideas, strange interfaces, practical tools and software that is allowed to become interesting before it becomes polished.
Customize the workshop without changing what makes it codicom.
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Where codicom prototypes software, interfaces and internal tools without forcing every idea to behave like a finished product on day one.
codicom.net is the experimental layer of the unicore.cc ecosystem: a working archive of prototypes, nostalgic interface studies, utilities and systems that may later become full products.
LABExplore what we build at codicom: working apps you can launch, utilities ready to use and experiments still taking shape. Every project has its own story.
Small tools, full-fledged interfaces and strange ideas — all sharing the same workshop.
TIP: Press / to search · Esc to clear the search. Project links open in a new tab. Workshop concepts are preserved without fabricated live URLs.
Small experiments that isolate one interaction, one visual language or one technical question before it grows into a larger system.
Draggable, resizable, minimizable and history-aware windows made entirely in the browser.
Pre-rendered route templates, idle-time warming and browser-history restoration for near-zero transition latency.
Small applications that retain useful state in the browser without requiring a server-side database.
Old visual systems studied as interaction models rather than copied as decoration.
Build notes and project milestones. codicom treats iteration history as part of the work, not disposable scaffolding.
Site build notes and linked application records, sourced from the release registry.
codicom is neither a conventional software company nor a portfolio category. It is a place where implementation is part of thinking.
One registry, six public app addresses and the workshop records behind them. Open apps, inspect their records or export the catalog.
Links are maintained as project metadata. This panel does not claim that external apps are online or synchronized unless a source reports it.
Export produces a local JSON download. Links and metadata are included; no private application data is accessed.
Send a project idea, report something broken or ask what is currently being built.