Mochicast
Low-latency desktop and audio streaming built for VR and VRChat.
Mochi is an independent collection of apps, tools and web projects — from Windows utilities and VR software to self-hosted services and experimental ideas. Built to be useful, simple, actually pleasant to use, and made with ♥
What you can use now, what is releasing soon, and everything else still being built.
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PUBLIC / RELEASED
Finished public products you can explore and use right now.
Low-latency desktop and audio streaming built for VR and VRChat.
Simple private connectivity built around WireGuard without piling unnecessary software on top.
A fast local-first notes app for quick thoughts, project docs and saved info, with markdown, images and folders.
24/7 Mochi internet radio with a rotating music library, live web player and maximum neko broadcasting energy.
Track income, bills, subscriptions, investments, mortgages and projected savings with encrypted Mochi Account sync.
RELEASING SOON
Products in final development and testing before their public release.
Simple Linux server management app for windows. Make updating your website, apps, and projects easier.
Turns “the internet is bad” into an actual diagnosis across Wi-Fi, LAN, DNS, loss and latency.
A proper SteamVR desktop overlay with controller input, grab-to-move interaction and a Mochi keyboard.
WORK IN PROGRESS
Everything else in the Mochi catalogue is still being built, prototyped or explored.
Fast, secure remote support without making the person on the other end fight through setup.
Ticketing, device management, technician tools and secure remote access in one system.
Dead-simple backup for the files you actually care about, with clear status and sensible versioning.
A cleaner Windows file manager with tabs, proper shortcuts and less clutter around the things you actually use.
Shows where your laptop power is going so mystery battery drain stops being a guessing game.
A tiny private LAN over the internet for games, tools and devices that should behave like they are on the same network.
A desktop AI catgirl companion with voice, personality, memory and PC interaction — cute enough to hang around, useful enough to actually do things.
Simple folder syncing between your own PCs with clear conflict handling and no giant cloud platform in the middle.
Quick device-to-device file drops with a short code, no accounts, and links that disappear when you are done.
A local-first encrypted vault for passwords, API keys, recovery codes, certificates and sensitive notes, with optional self-hosted sync and Mochi integration.
A clean browser with sane defaults, workspaces, notes, downloads and the kind of tab management normal humans actually need.
A document, spreadsheet and presentation suite built for the everyday stuff first instead of trying to clone every hidden Microsoft menu.
A proper desktop mail client for IMAP, Gmail and Outlook with multiple inboxes, rules, offline search and less nonsense.
Personal cloud storage, sync and sharing for your own files, tied neatly into backups, sharing and future Mochi services.
A Mochi-flavoured Linux desktop built around a cute, fast and highly customisable experience — eventually tying the whole Mochi ecosystem together.
Human-readable EXE inspection with signatures, hashes, PE analysis, suspicious capabilities, deep inspection and eventually isolated sandbox behaviour reports.
Move a user from one Windows PC to another without the usual migration mess — files, profiles, settings and selected application data with a clear transfer plan.
Build and deploy repeatable Windows images with drivers, apps, configuration and post-install tasks without turning imaging into a pile of fragile scripts.
Company resource management in one place: people, assets, stock, purchasing, jobs, suppliers, workflows, documents and the operational information a business actually needs.
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