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Whiskay started as side projects between friends — automations, dev tools, and small apps we built to fix things that annoyed us at our own jobs. A few years and a lot of weekly calls later, we're still the same small group, now also taking on client work when it's referred and genuinely interesting.

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What We Offer

We build open-source applications, publish practical engineering notes, and draw comics about the lighter side of building software.

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Read curated engineering notes on system design, frontend performance, and technical SEO.
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Applications
Applications and tools designed to simplify everyday challenges.
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Comics
Comics and illustrations about serenity and absurdity of Work and Life.
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Our Applications

Open-source tools and applications we've built to solve everyday problems.

Journey
Browser extension
Journey
An open-source browser extension to manage and share your web journey.
  • •Export all the tabs open in current window.
  • •Extract and import links from a block of text.
  • •Adds a shortcut to copy markdown link.
  • •Dark theme support for comfortable browsing.
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Dashboard: Swiss knife with multiple utilities
Web App
Dashboard: Swiss knife with multiple utilities
Multi purpose dashboard web app with useful widgets to boost your productivity.
  • •Multiple utilities in one place.
  • •Useful for time management and productivity.
  • •Customizable timezone settings.
  • •Local storage memory.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Answers about how Whiskay works, what we build, and how you can collaborate.

Whiskay is a small group of friends — most of us met in school or through work — who build software together outside our day jobs. What started as side projects to fix our own problems (automation scripts, dev tools, productivity apps) grew into something we wanted to share more widely, and occasionally into paid client work when someone refers us a project we're excited about.

We do both, though client work is deliberately limited. Everyone on the team has a full-time job elsewhere, so we only take on projects that come through referrals and that we're genuinely excited about — that's what keeps the work good instead of just steady. If that sounds like a fit, reach out with a short brief and timeline.

Our stack varies by project but commonly includes React for frontends, .NET for backend services, and Figma for UI/UX. We prioritize maintainability and modern engineering practices.

There's no rate card. Pricing depends on scope and how much we're already juggling around our day jobs - tell us what you're building and we'll give you a real number after talking it through, not a generic quote form.

Yes — we publish devlogs, tutorials, and 'learning in public' posts on topics like DSA, system design, .NET, React, and game dev. The blog is updated regularly.

We're open to collaborations and talented folks who enjoy cross-disciplinary work. Send us a one-page portfolio and a short note about what you'd like to build.

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We're looking for a video editor to create demo videos for our applications.

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