system
SouveraineOS →
A personal Linux system whose agent, applications and hardware share explicit boundaries.
System · applications · hardware
The parts have names.
A conversation, a song, a message and a touch cross different boundaries. Meet the components that carry them, what can be used today, and the work still open.
This catalog needs a refresh. The dates below remain the dates of its last observations.
application
Culver →
SMS, MMS and Matrix in one inbox on SouveraineOS.
application
Souveraine Lens →
A view over a human-owned Markdown garden, with Git underneath every save.
application
Souveraine Player →
Local music, a server-backed library and media controls that belong to the same application.
application
Souveraine Web →
A system-webview runtime for sites, installed web applications and an agent's visual rig.
boot
PocketBoot →
A small Linux-based boot environment for pocket computers, maintained from Sam Day's upstream work.
compositor
ViewTop →
A Wayland compositor that makes windows, input and presentation addressable parts of the system.
device
Pixel 3 Device Work →
Kernel, packages and boot integration for a daily-used Linux phone.
device
iPhone 7 Bring-up →
Work toward carrying the same SouveraineOS boundaries into Apple T8010 hardware.
operations
RedFlag →
Understand the machines you own, then govern how they change.
service
Machine Identity and Secrets →
Machine identity, agent admission and keyed storage beneath the visible session.
service
Session Authority →
One session owner for lock, idle, authentication and device policy.
service
Souveraine Dictation →
A push-to-talk path from recorded speech to the focused application.
service
Souveraine Speech →
Self-hosted transcription and speech synthesis behind an explicit service boundary.
service
Souveraine USB →
Dock roles, USB display, input, networking and storage under one session authority.
substrate
Souveraine →
A Rust substrate for persistent agents, typed conversations, memory and action.
surface
Souveraine Dock →
A resident application dock with stable identities across touch, launch and window changes.
surface
Souveraine Keyboard →
One Squeekboard process, with everyday typing, terminal work and dictation kept together.
surface
Souveraine Shell →
The resident interface for applications, settings, conversations and the shape of a session.
surface
Souveraine Topbar →
Application identity, session facts and bounded notification text in the space above the work.
These pages come from documentation in the owning repositories. Source versions, public releases and device acceptance retain separate meanings.