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DexSuite is an IT cockpit designed for small businesses: a single interface to orchestrate data exchanges, map network infrastructure, talk to a built-in AI assistant, and keep an eye on metrics, alerts, and audit logs. Four sister apps (five with DB Suite coming soon), plus Dex Installer for the offline setup. Each one autonomous, all talking to each other via MCP.
The DexSuite applications currently run on Windows (10/11). A Linux port is planned for a second development phase.
DEX = Data Exchange.
A small business doesn't need a thousand-euro-a-month SaaS platform to do the simple things: keep the inventory, exchange data with a supplier, ask AI "how many jobs failed today?". DexSuite bundles these pieces into a single on-premise install, with an offline Windows installer.
The apps run as separate services (dedicated port, dedicated log, dedicated DB), but share design system, palette, UI components and audit ledger. DB provider is selectable at runtime: SQLite to bootstrap in 30 seconds, PostgreSQL or MariaDB when you scale.
Operational brain of the suite. Job queue, real-time dashboard, shared audit log, Telegram/Discord/Email notifications, public status page.
Visually build data exchange pipelines: source, mapper, destination. Kafka, RabbitMQ, Webhook, REST and file drivers. Inline test runner.
Unified assistant that talks to all apps via MCP. Multi-modal (vision), SSE streaming, RAG with sqlite-vec vector store, cost tracking.
Complete infrastructure map: IP plan, devices, services, licenses, certificates, wiki, topology graph, SNMP polling, expiration alerts.
5-step wizard that installs the entire DexSuite on Windows offline: embedded Node + Python, auto-generated .env, choice of DB and LLM provider.
Custom data-entry form generator: define the schema, get a ready-to-use data-entry app. Under construction.
The apps
Click on an app to see its summary. From there you can open its detailed page.
Experimental Apps
A collection of Android apps born as experiments — some useful (Emergency), some playful (Who is?, Mocard), some personal (My Counter). All built with AI and released in test phase.
Available exclusively for Android devices. No iOS or desktop versions are planned at this time.
Jury voting on Android. Single-device mode (pass the phone) or multi-device LAN mode: the chair starts the host (WebSocket server on the same Wi-Fi), jurors join via QR and vote from their own phone. Full-screen ballot with color interpolation (red → green), ranking revealed one contestant at a time.
Android app for the impostor party game. Single-device mode (pass the phone in turn) or multi-device LAN mode: the host starts a Ktor server, others scan the QR to join as clients on the same Wi-Fi and see their word on their own phone — no more risk of peeking. Vote and find out who lies.
Multi-device LAN color card game. Host/client architecture: one player starts their phone as host (Ktor server + WebSocket on port 8766), the others scan the QR to join as clients on the same Wi-Fi. Canonical state only on the host, private hands on each phone. Cards and rules fully customizable.
Create and manage custom counters: increments, decrements, resets, charts, 2x2 home-screen widget. For workouts, daily counts, habits.
Single button (also 2x2 widget) that sends GPS + SMS to emergency contacts, starts a phone call, email and TTS message. Designed for the elderly and sick.
Coming soon. Stay tuned.
The apps
Click on an app to see its summary. From there you can open its detailed page.
Disclaimer
- All these applications were designed and generated with AI assistance.
- They are in test and bugfixing phase — they may contain bugs.
- DexSuite apps are installable via Dex Installer, but be aware they are still evolving.
- Experimental Apps are NOT yet published on the Play Store. When they are, each card will show a QR and a store link.
Operational brain of the suite. Job queue, real-time dashboard, shared audit log, Telegram/Discord/Email notifications, public status page.
Visually build data exchange pipelines: source, mapper, destination. Kafka, RabbitMQ, Webhook, REST and file drivers. Inline test runner.
Unified assistant that talks to all apps via MCP. Multi-modal (vision), SSE streaming, RAG with sqlite-vec vector store, cost tracking.
Complete infrastructure map: IP plan, devices, services, licenses, certificates, wiki, topology graph, SNMP polling, expiration alerts.
5-step wizard that installs the entire DexSuite on Windows offline: embedded Node + Python, auto-generated .env, choice of DB and LLM provider.
Custom data-entry form generator: define the schema, get a ready-to-use data-entry app. Under construction.
Jury voting on Android. Single-device mode (pass the phone) or multi-device LAN mode: the chair starts the host (WebSocket server on the same Wi-Fi), jurors join via QR and vote from their own phone. Full-screen ballot with color interpolation (red → green), ranking revealed one contestant at a time.
Android app for the impostor party game. Single-device mode (pass the phone in turn) or multi-device LAN mode: the host starts a Ktor server, others scan the QR to join as clients on the same Wi-Fi and see their word on their own phone — no more risk of peeking. Vote and find out who lies.
Multi-device LAN color card game. Host/client architecture: one player starts their phone as host (Ktor server + WebSocket on port 8766), the others scan the QR to join as clients on the same Wi-Fi. Canonical state only on the host, private hands on each phone. Cards and rules fully customizable.
Create and manage custom counters: increments, decrements, resets, charts, 2x2 home-screen widget. For workouts, daily counts, habits.
Single button (also 2x2 widget) that sends GPS + SMS to emergency contacts, starts a phone call, email and TTS message. Designed for the elderly and sick.