Kimserv

A showcase of the tools built at the MinaryHub workshop, where you can download the latest builds right away.

Kimserv Projects

  • KYNEX — A robot and factory simulator. It joins Kreate's shared session to show the scene live, imports CAD/mesh models and robots (URDF) to place, jog and program, and comes with a 3D viewer that runs in your browser.
  • Grid Display — A Windows display-wall app that tiles browsers and programs into a grid on one monitor. Click a cell to zoom it full-screen and use it right away; every cell remembers its page or program and comes back the same on the next launch.
  • Kreate — A 3D modelling, sculpting and animation app written from scratch in Rust, with a built-in connector that lets Claude drive it.
  • Kite-Writer — A desktop word processor centred on Hangul (HWP/HWPX) documents that also opens and edits Word, PDF and Markdown files.
  • Kerminal — A cross-platform SSH/terminal client for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android and the web, built from a single Flutter codebase.
  • DeskCue — A tray app that always shows your current Windows virtual desktop as a translucent overlay and lets you jump to any desktop with hotkeys.
  • HanEng — A Windows utility that shows a Korean/English input-mode badge next to your text caret, so you know the mode before you type.
  • Curvo — A Windows utility that pre-warps the screen in real time so projections onto curved walls, pillars and arches look straight.
  • NetworkScanner — A cross-platform network inventory and security scanner: finds live hosts, open ports, MAC vendors and service banners, flags risky ports and tracks changes between scans.
  • Dotty — A dot-matrix sign app that turns text, clocks and images into LED dots, with a flip-dot mode and scene playlists. Runs right in your browser — no install.
  • Do Not Disturb — “The world is too loud, and my energy is limited.” A 2D top-down psychological stealth game about an introvert getting through the day and back to bed before their social battery runs out. Play in your browser — no install.