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Planet-X Development ships fast, tracker-free, offline-first software. Beta access is open.

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StudyHive

Learn Together. Grow Together.

A collaborative study space that brings people together to learn, share, and level up — built for the web, works everywhere.

  • Social Networking
  • Productivity
  • Self-Improvement

Designed for Mobile — Works Everywhere

Mature Content — 18+

This app contains adult/BDSM themes.

In the lab / unreleased

Coming Soon

Apps in active development. Not downloadable yet — timelines land here as they firm up.

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xOS

A new kind of operating system experience.

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  • Systems
  • Platform
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xIDE

A code editor built for the way you actually work.

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  • Developer Tools
  • Productivity
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xForge

Build, ship, repeat.

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xForge Jr

xForge, scaled down.

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  • Developer Tools
  • Build System
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Cortex

Your second brain, always on.

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  • Productivity
  • AI
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xMemoirs

Your story, kept.

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  • Personal
  • Journaling
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Who we are

The studio

Planet-X Development is an independent two-person shop making software and records under the same roof.

No dark patterns

No forced accounts, no upsell walls, no data brokers. If it feels gross, it does not ship.

Small on purpose

Two people, one release cadence. Every feature has to earn its place in the binary.

Ship in public

Betas, changelogs and post-mortems go out raw. You see the work, not the marketing.