Our own product suite

Alongside client work, we create and manage applications under our PartRocks brand — desktop tools, web apps, and the shared infrastructure they all run on.

For people who ship software

Desktop tools for day-to-day project work, and the console we run the whole PartRocks platform from.

PartRocksAvailable now

Dogger

Your development task runner for macOS. Organise one-off scripts — migrations, seeders, builds, codegen — by project and context, then run them in Docker, on your Mac, or from the CLI.

macOS · Apple Silicon. Free edition available, with Premium for shared tasks, AI scaffolding, and more.

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The Dogger part rocks

PartRocksAvailable now

Ouzoo

An identity-aware link router for macOS. Ouzoo becomes your default browser, matches each link against your own rules, and opens it in the browser already signed in as the right work, client, or personal account.

macOS · Apple Silicon. Free, with no accounts and no telemetry. Rules live in plain TOML you can hand-edit or hand to a coding agent.

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The Ouzoo part rocks

PartRocksAvailable now

cliq

cliq = CLI query

A terminal program that turns a task described in plain English into two to five ranked shell commands. It says what each one does and runs the one you pick in your own shell — it suggests and ranks, and you choose.

macOS · Apple Silicon, free, installed with Homebrew. You bring a key for the model it uses, and nothing leaves your home folder. Review commands yourself; models can be wrong.

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The cliq part rocks

PartRocksOperator console

Dashboard

One control plane for the whole platform. Dashboard owns the composition graph: create a product once and it is bound to its own user directory, sender identity, and encrypted config bag, then managed from a single console.

Orchestrates

Operators only. Signing in uses a dedicated Auth application, never a product's user directory.

The Dashboard part rocks

PartRocksComing soon

Cyclops

A desktop app that manages full lifecycle development for SaaS applications — from scaffolding and environments through delivery and ongoing operations.

Currently in development. We're shaping the first release around how teams actually ship and run SaaS products.

The Cyclops part rocks