jfreund

Apps built from the ground up.

One library, every platform. A network lab, an image editor, a kanban board and a backup suite, each with its own face, all on JFLib.

Explore the appsWhat is JFLib?

Apps
4 in development, 5 planned
Platforms
Windows · Linux · Android · Web
Foundation
JFLib, written from scratch in Rust

Four apps, each with its own face

Every app has its own site in its own style, from the sober network lab to the blue kanban board. What they share is underneath, and the bar at the top that brings you back here.

One library under every app

jflib.org

JFLib is a GUI library written from scratch in Rust. It draws every pixel itself, needs no standard library and brings the same app to Windows, Linux, Android and the browser.

That is why a network simulator, an image editor and a backup suite can share one foundation, and why each of them can still look exactly the way it wants.

JFNetworkerJFPainterKanban TaskerJFBackup
JFLibRust · no_std · GPU · accessibility · themes
WindowsLinuxAndroidWebmacOSiOS
Four apps, one foundation. Dashed: planned platforms.

What happens next

A short look ahead. Every app site has its own roadmap with the details.

The whole roadmap

Now November 2026

  • JFNetworkerThe lab for distributed systems: sweeps and a database service
  • Kanban TaskerMoving the app onto JFLib, with the same look
  • jfreund.orgPhase 2: the sites as a Next.js app

Next

  • JFPainterThe new name in the app
  • JFBackupPublic packages for Windows and Linux
  • JFNetworkerReplication, traffic steering and a course about scaling

Later

  • Kanban TaskeriOS and macOS
  • jfreund.orgA forum and more services
  • JFScript · 3D · 2D · GamesNew app sites as the apps take shape

From the workshop

What changed lately, across all apps.

All news
JFNetworker

Two academy courses ready to install

“Network basics” and “Fault finding in networks” install straight from GitHub, in German and English.

JFNetworker

Lab experiments in the window

Load sweeps and studies of the lab for distributed systems now run right in the app, with their charts.