NorviTech is Spencer Norton’s collection of open-source software for the Linux desktop, self-hosting, AI and the Nintendo GameCube. Each project documents how to install it, how it handles data and where to find releases.
Ubuntu packages · AI models · GitHub repositories
| Helios — preview an app while you work | XNote — write, create and format notes |
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These are recordings of the real applications with demonstration content. Each product documents its capture sources and offers still images.
| Product | What it is | Get started | Licence |
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| Helios | A native Linux desktop for Claude Code, Codex and other coding agents, with approvals, browser previews and Git review. | Ubuntu 26.04 and source install | MIT |
| DH-Waypoint | A self-hosted BitTorrent DHT crawler and Torznab indexer for the *arr stack. | Docker Compose · source | MIT |
| Armiger | Local ONNX classification and enrichment for torrent and media metadata, with Bitmagnet and Rats Search integrations. | Armiger and Armiger Ultra model options | Apache-2.0 |
| Arrmes | Local tool calling and verification for Sonarr, Radarr, qBittorrent and other self-hosted media services. | Supported services and local setup | MIT |
| Endexis | A SQL and CCL compiler with a local assistant for reporting in Oracle Health (Cerner) Millennium. | Compiler examples and local model | MIT |
| XNote | Native GTK4 sticky notes for GNOME, with encrypted backups. | APT (Ubuntu 26.04) · source | GPL-3.0-or-later |
| XNote Placement | A GNOME Shell extension that restores XNote’s positions, monitors and workspaces on Wayland. | APT (Ubuntu 26.04) · source | GPL-3.0-or-later |
| SnipSnap | A screenshot and annotation tool for GNOME Wayland. | APT (Ubuntu 26.04) · source | GPL-3.0-or-later |
| Conductor | A self-hosted HDHomeRun emulator that brings IPTV to Plex Live TV. | Docker Compose · source | MIT |
| NorviOS | Reversible Ubuntu and GNOME customizations, from the boot splash to the desktop. | APT (Ubuntu 26.04) · source | GPL-3.0-or-later |
| Indigo | A Nintendo GameCube homebrew launcher based on Swiss, with a box art library. | SD card setup by boot device | GPL-2.0-or-later |
| Road Track | Running costs, vehicle finance and printable reports for LubeLogger. | Docker Compose · source | MIT |
Each product’s README is its installation guide. Release packages, source builds, container images and console builds have different requirements; follow the guide for the product you choose.
NorviOS brings the GNOME components together. Armiger Connectors connects the classifier to other indexers, and CubeBrowser provides the separate GameCube browser used by Indigo.
- Development on GitHub. Open a pull request in the relevant repository. Changes are reviewed and merged there; each product’s CONTRIBUTING.md explains its checks and release process.
- Show the software. UI projects lead with recordings of real interactions; headless tools explain their data flow with architecture diagrams. Still images accompany the recordings for reduced-motion viewing.
- Support and security. Follow the project’s support links for bugs and ideas. Use GitHub’s private vulnerability reporting for security issues.
- Forks stay honest. DH-Waypoint and XNote keep their upstream licences, notices and authors; each README says exactly what is upstream's and what is new.
If one of these saves you time, you can support its development. The whole suite, with links to every product, lives at norvitech.com.
Helios · DH-Waypoint · Armiger · Arrmes · Endexis · XNote · XNote Placement · SnipSnap · Conductor · NorviOS · Indigo · Road Track · norvitech.com