Native-first tools for small, portable software.
Kryon Labs builds the Kryon runtime, editor, and sync tools around a simple principle: readable source, direct primitives, portable builds, and project structure that stays easy to inspect.
| Project | Focus |
|---|---|
| Kryon | C runtime, UI toolkit, .kry language tools, native builds, and portable KRB cartridges. |
| Krait | Standalone IDE for editing, previewing, and building Kryon projects. |
| ktrem | Standalone terminal application using Kryon for windowing, rendering, input, and platform integration. |
| Rill | Kryon/libdraw desktop shell for Taiji and Plan 9. |
| Ksync | Stateless sync relay for Kryon apps, account keys, mirrored app data, and social APIs. |
- Native C remains first-class.
- Generated code stays readable and debuggable.
- UI primitives stay small enough to understand and compose.
- Apps should move across desktop, mobile, web, and cartridge-style runtimes.
- Automation should work with the project structure, not around it.