Bluebonnet Studios

Software catalog

One job each, wherever the work happens.

11 applications across Windows, macOS, Lightroom, the browser and Android — document workflows, OCR routing, photo catalogs and subsurface data. Each is listed with its version, platform and availability, so you can see what exists, what is finished, and what you can actually get hold of.

11Tools
4Categories
9Private releases

Four kinds of tool

Each category has its own page, with the full roster and every version, platform and status. Start wherever your problem lives.

Business Tools3 The repetitive middle of office work: getting a schedule out of the tool that authored it, deciding what needs expensive processing, and reading long technical documents without surprises. Project2ExcelPDF ClassifierMarkdown Renderer View Business Tools Web & Mobile2 Hardware a desktop tool never reaches: a phone on a metro platform, and an Android head unit in a car that has no Play Store. Neither asks who you are. Bakmil Metro ScheduleAPK Finder View Web & Mobile Lightroom Plugins3 The unglamorous work of a large photo library: the photographs you already have twice, the files the catalog has lost, and the place a picture was actually taken. Similars and Photo StatisticsRestore Missing PhotosLocation Caption Assistant View Lightroom Plugins Geoscience Tools3 Exploration data handled by tools that share one habit — they say what they know, mark what they inferred, and refuse to turn a guess into a fact. GeocrawlerSEG-Y Coordinate SecurityCassandra Risking View Geoscience Tools

Access and releases

Bluebonnet Studios builds and releases from private repositories. This catalog is the public record: it publishes each tool’s version, platform and availability, while the binaries themselves ship through their own channels. Nothing here is a subscription, and nothing here phones home.

Questions are answered in the open. Ask on GitHub Discussions and the answer stays searchable for whoever asks the same thing next; email is there for release requests and anything that should not be public.

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Public Q&A on GitHub Discussions — how a tool works, whether it fits, what it does not do. Answers get marked, so the thread stays useful.

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Report a problem

Something in this catalog wrong, a broken link, or a defect in a tool you have a build of. Issue forms will route it.

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For a private release, or to hear when a tool reaches general availability. Use email if the request itself should stay private.

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Released
Generally available. A version number and a download are published here.
Beta
Feature-complete and usable, still collecting reports before general release.
Private release
Built, versioned and in daily use. Distributed on request rather than published.
In development
Being built. Described here so you know it exists, with nothing to hand out yet.