Nisarworks

I build the tools I wish already existed.

Most of these started as a small annoyance on my own PC. When the fix turns out useful, I put it here. Six apps so far, all free to download.

  1. notice
  2. wonder
  3. build
  4. share
  5. repeat

Apps

  • NetMerge Actively updated

    Two internet lines at home, but only one doing the work? NetMerge uses your cable, Wi-Fi and hotspot together as one faster connection.

    • Each new connection goes to the line with the most spare speed
    • Choose a line per app, track data use per line, set a backup-only line
    • Share the merged connection with your phone by QR code
    • No extra hardware, no paid service, no relay server
    Download for Windows
    Runs on
    Windows 11
    Version
    3.17.5
    Built in
    Go

  • NetMerge for Android Test builds

    The same idea on a phone: Wi-Fi and mobile data working at the same time, with more traffic sent to whichever is faster.

    • About 38% faster many-connection downloads, measured on a Galaxy S26 Ultra with two fast networks
    • If one network drops mid-download, the stall is under 3 seconds
    • A daily limit for the mobile data that merging may use
    • Not released yet. Expect rough edges.
    Get a test build
    Runs on
    Android
    Version
    test-build
    Built in
    Kotlin, Go

  • Pullwell Early releases

    A download manager that doesn't give up halfway. It resumes after a crash, a restart or a lost connection, and sends no telemetry.

    • Several connections per file, and a finished file is checked for size and checksum
    • Queues, a scheduler, speed limits, web video (HLS/DASH), FTP and BitTorrent
    • Its own extension for Chrome, Edge, Brave and Firefox
    • One file, no installer, no administrator prompt. It updates itself.
    Download for Windows
    Runs on
    Windows 10, 11
    Version
    0.10.0
    Built in
    Go
    Pullwell's main window with a list of six downloads: one in progress at 62 percent, one paused, one failed and three done.
    Pullwell's main window, with sample downloads.

  • ClearWrite Beta

    A writing assistant that checks spelling and grammar on your own computer. No account, no API key, no internet connection needed.

    • Underlines mistakes where you type, in the apps you already use
    • Never changes your text by itself. You accept each fix.
    • Learns the fixes you accept and the suggestions you ignore, on your PC only
    • Rewrites with Gemini or ChatGPT are there if you switch them on
    Download the beta
    Runs on
    Windows
    Version
    0.2.0-beta.8
    Built in
    JavaScript

  • Vox Early releases

    A voice assistant that runs your PC. Say "Hi Vox", say what you want, and it does it and tells you what it did.

    • "Create a folder on the desktop and move everything not opened in 20 days into it"
    • Everyday commands run instantly, with no AI request at all
    • Asks before deleting or shutting down. "Undo that" puts files back.
    • Needs your own Gemini or OpenAI API key for the harder requests
    Download for Windows
    Runs on
    Windows 11
    Version
    0.4.3
    Built in
    Python

  • AI CV Studio Live

    Upload your CV, or answer a few plain questions, and get a professional one you can edit and download as a PDF. Free, with no account.

    • Takes a PDF, a Word file or a photo of a paper CV
    • Designs suited to your kind of work, with colours and fonts you can change
    • The writing help improves your wording without inventing jobs, dates or numbers
    • Nothing to install. It runs in your browser.
    Open aicvstudio.app
    Runs on
    Any browser
    Built in
    Next.js, TypeScript

Before you download

Windows may warn you

The Windows apps are not code-signed yet, so Windows may say the publisher is unknown. Choose More info, then Run anyway.

A hobby, shared

I build these in my free time because I enjoy it. They are free, and each one says plainly what it can and can't do yet. If something breaks, tell me on GitHub.