Building Tools That Work
Building Tools People Actually Use
Lightweight libraries that solve real problems.
Simple APIs that don't get in your way.
Open source tools you can trust.
VisionMise builds TypeScript and JavaScript tools designed to be accessible, reliable, and worth sharing. Psyn is where quality projects are published.
What This Is (And Why)
TypeScript and JavaScript libraries that do one thing well, with minimal dependencies and clear documentation.
Most of these projects started from frustration with existing solutions— too bloated, too opinionated, or too hard to customize.
Core principles:
- → APIs that make sense on first read
- → Code that's easy to modify and debug
- → Small footprints—no 500kb bundles for basic functionality
Current stack:
- TypeScript for type safety and better tooling
- Deno for simplified dependency management
- Web Standards for long-term compatibility
Projects are built with real-world use cases in mind. If something here proves useful, great. For questions or suggestions, open an issue on GitHub.
Philosophy
Keep It Small
Dependencies add maintenance burden. Bloat slows down users. Focus on including only what's necessary.
You shouldn't need a 100kb framework to persist form values.
Readable Code
Good code is easy to understand six months later—by you or anyone else.
Clear naming. Consistent patterns. Comments where they help.
If you can figure out what's happening without opening the docs, that's a win.
Simple to Use
The best libraries work how you'd expect them to work.
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Minimal configuration. Sensible defaults. Falls back gracefully.
That's the goal.
MIT Licensed
Everything here is MIT licensed.
Use it in any project. Fork it. Modify it.
Shared openly because we've all learned from others' code, and that's how the ecosystem gets better.