Enough Tools
Open-source tools for email, repositories, coding agents, and interfaces.
Enough Tools brings together EnoughMail, EnoughRepos, EnoughFactory, and EnoughUI. Each solves a different part of everyday work, with public source code and the option to run or adapt it yourself.
The site connects you to each product, its downloads or deployment guide, and its repository. Explore an individual tool, or build on the shared interface library.
Highlights
- Open source products
- Tools you can run yourself
- A shared interface foundation
A front door for a growing collection
Enough Tools makes the collection discoverable from a single starting point. Each product has a clear job, its own page, and a route to the source. Visitors can move from the everyday problem to a real interface, then to a download, deployment guide, or component example.
That matters for a family containing both end-user applications and developer tools. Someone looking for an inbox needs to understand the setup; someone looking for a button library needs to try the controls. The product pages give those different next steps a place.
Choose the tool that fits the job
The Enough tools were built to work independently. EnoughMail runs in its owner’s Cloudflare account. EnoughRepos adds a Git catalogue to a Mac. EnoughFactory explored coordinating coding work on owned devices as a public prototype; I’m no longer working on it. EnoughUI supplies the components for web and Apple interfaces.
Their delivery reflects those jobs: Mail has a self-deployment guide, Repos and Factory have application downloads, and UI has packages and a browsable catalogue. Mail’s standalone deployment does not require the other products. The hub helps make those choices clear before someone starts installing software.
A family resemblance you can build on
EnoughUI provides the shared interface foundation behind the collection. Its React, Astro, and SwiftUI components carry common colours, typography, and design tokens while leaving each application responsible for its own actions and data.
Public source is part of the offer. The product repositories expose implementation and setup instructions, and their licences allow reuse and adaptation. Mail, Factory, and UI use MIT licences; Repos uses Apache 2.0. A visitor can use a finished tool or study the work behind it.
What you can use today
The site links to the four available products and labels future ideas separately. EnoughMail and EnoughRepos are betas, while Factory and UI have public releases. Their individual pages explain the requirements and current distribution.
Expenses, Invoices, Sign, and Approve remain planned. They belong to the broader direction of Enough, with availability shown explicitly so the collection can grow while people can still tell what is ready to explore.
Related writing
Local First, Offline First, and Cloud
Local-first vs offline-first vs cloud: who owns your data, why Evolu and CRDTs make local-first practical, and the Paprika problem waiting to strand you.
Interface Driven Development in the Age of AI
Ship AI-generated code without regret by hiding it behind interfaces: contracts, dependency injection, and why the old Java patterns were right all along.