Foundium, a Foehammer Studios project, is an all-in-one desktop workspace that replaces a stack of separate tools with one native app, built and tested to behave like a single coherent product rather than features bolted together. It brings together features people usually juggle across half a dozen programs:
Everything is stored locally, works completely offline, and adapts easily to server integration. It is built in Rust, React and Tauri.
Inkognito, a Foehammer Studios project, is a native Windows app that stops what is on your screen from being cleanly photographed, screenshotted or scraped, while looking perfectly normal to you.
It splits an image into many layers that alternate on screen faster than the eye can follow, then adds carefully tuned colour noise. Your eyes blend the layers back into the original, but a camera, screenshot or scraper only captures a broken, scrambled mess that even survives a phone's automatic photo clean-up. The whole technique lives in the gap between how human vision and camera sensors actually work.
Built natively in C++ with Direct3D 11 and custom GPU shaders for smooth, high-refresh-rate playback.
No-Life Tracker, a Foehammer Studios project, is a Windows app that automatically tracks how much time you spend in your games and applications, with no manual logging.
It runs quietly in the background, notices when a game or program starts, and records each session, separating active time from time spent idle. Everything lands in a tidy, searchable library with statistics, so you can finally see where your hours actually go. It works with Steam, local games, emulators and everyday apps.
It is fully portable, so you can copy the folder between machines, and it sits in the system tray using only around 20 MB. Built in C# on .NET 8 with a desktop interface and a local database.
