PLUGmil

the suite

Projects

Web services and desktop tools, built together. Follow the roadmap and development logs for current progress.

Web services

active development

PlugPT

Active development

AI workspaces, agents and useful work in one place.

Current focus: Reliable agent workflows, useful artifacts and clear free-tier limits.

plugpt.dev ↗

mains.gg

Active development

Gaming profiles, match data and player insights.

Current focus: Useful player pages, reliable data sync and a fast browsing experience.

mains.gg ↗

PlugMail

Active development

Email as part of the PLUG ecosystem.

Current focus: Reliable sending, delivery feedback and a useful free product.

plugmail.net ↗

Desktop suite archive

The following inventory retains the August 2026 desktop-suite overview. Its release labels are historical and do not establish current availability or acceptance status.

Core

The fixed platform. Supported by default and part of every standard setup.

16 modules

PlugDesk

0.7

The only canonical shell. Windows, navigation, tabs, docking, settings, notifications. Products appear as tabs through their manifest — never by changing PlugDesk.

PlugLauncher / PlugSetup

0.7

Installation, start, repair, updates and module management. One installer for the whole suite instead of one per product.

PlugHub

0.7

The control plane. Coordinates modules and nodes over contracts — explicitly not a second desktop shell.

PlugDrive / PlugFiles

0.7

Storage and file surfaces across local disks and registered nodes. No cloud account sits in the path.

PlugBoard

0.7

A spatial canvas and session workbench for agent work. Tauri 2 / Rust, like the rest of the desktop platform.

PlugRuntime

0.7

The runtime every module is loaded into.

PlugGateway

0.7

The contract boundary products talk through instead of importing each other.

Module Host

0.7

Loads, isolates and updates product modules from their manifests.

PlugNode

0.7

A machine that joins the mesh and contributes storage or compute.

PlugTerminalHost

0.7

Terminal sessions as a service, addressable by other modules.

PlugRemote

0.7

Reaches registered machines from outside the LAN.

PlugUpdater

0.7

Update delivery for the platform and every installed module.

Shared Contracts / SDK

0.7

The schemas and SDK that make a module portable: standalone on its own, embeddable in the shell.

PlugBrain

0.8

Local model orchestration and memory for the suite.

PlugSwarm

0.8

Many agents, coordinated, with the lane isolation to keep them from colliding.

PlugChain Core

0.8

Staged. Verifiable history for what the system did and when.

Bundled first-party

Offered by default, but each carries its own product logic and ships standalone too.

6 modules

PlugMail

0.9

A desktop mail client plus an optional @plugmail.net address, under pull-and-purge custody: a message is committed to the local encrypted vault and acknowledged before the active server copy is deleted.

PlugTilt

0.8

A web service in its own right, and an embeddable PlugDesk surface.

PlugBrowser

0.9

Browsing as a first-class module rather than a window next to the system.

PowerTracker

0.9

What the machine is actually spending, measured locally.

NP4D

0.8

A development workspace inside PlugDesk and PlugBoard. Deliberately not its own shell.

PlugBot

0.9

The agent side: long-running work that outlives a single session.

Optional

Installable through the same module host. Not part of every setup.

4 modules

PlugMedia

post-1.0

Media capture, library and editing as a module.

PlugFinance

post-1.0

Personal finance. The ledger stays on local disk.

PlugOffice

post-1.0

Writer, Sheets, Slides.

Game / Creator modules

post-1.0

The arcade, eventually — same module host, same contracts.