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// independent software studio

Small tools for a browser‑sized world.

I build focused, local-first software for the things people do a hundred times a day — solo, from Vietnam, used in 13 languages around the world.

The developer behind T-ep Studio One developer. No investors, no trackers, a real reply to every email.
ORIGIN
10.8°N 106.7°E
Ho Chi Minh City
REACH
13 languages
worldwide
Products · 1 in review
02
Languages
13
Releases shipped
350+
Trackers on this site
0

// products

Shipped & shipping

Markpad

Chrome extension · updated Oct 3
LIVE · v2.10.88

Snippets, vocabulary, page notes and a daily to-do list — one window on top of your browser.

  • snippetstype #alias anywhere
  • vocabularyspaced-repetition review
  • notestied to the site you're on
  • todaya daily to-do list

Free · Pro $19.49/yr adds Google Sync · 13 languages · works offline

TabDiary

Chrome extension
IN REVIEW

The tab manager that never loses your work — save a whole window as a session, get every tab back later.

  • sessionssave & close a window in one click
  • trash30 days to undo any delete
  • historyroll back a bad edit
  • exportyour whole library as JSON
On the Chrome Web Store soon tabdiary.t-epstudio.com ↗

Free, unlimited sessions · Sync $14.49 one-time · no account needed

Next tool

In the workshop
BUILDING

Same rules: small, local-first, no account needed. Not announced until it's real.

Get a note when it ships →

Made for everywhere

Markpad speaks 13 languages

EnglishTiếng ViệtEspañolPortuguêsDeutschFrançais日本語한국어Bahasa IndonesiaРусскийTürkçe简体中文繁體中文

// principles

How I build

  1. 01

    Local-first

    Your data lives on your device and works offline. Sync is opt-in, never a condition.

  2. 02

    Small on purpose

    A few everyday jobs, done well. Fast to open, quick to learn, easy to leave running.

  3. 03

    Zero tracking

    No ads, no data selling, no third-party trackers. This site runs no analytics.

  4. 04

    Plain dealing

    Prices on the page, every release in a public changelog, every email answered by the maker.

// contact

Say hi

$ contact --studio

→ hello@t-epstudio.com

$ contact --markpad-support

→ support@t-epstudio.com

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