Products and projects
Everything MarshalX has made public, with the month each one went out.
Fluxora
Runs on your computer and plays your videos, music, photos and documents on your phone, your TV and your desktop, at home or away. Your files stay on your machine.
- Runs on
- Windows, with apps for Android phones, tablets and TV
- Price
- Free to download. Paid plans add more.
Back Pocket
Saves your Chrome tab groups with every tab's Back history. Close them today, reopen them next month as real groups, and each tab still goes Back to where it came from.
- Runs on
- Chrome, on any computer
- Price
- Free. Pro adds sync through your own Google Drive, daily backups and tab sleep.
From the blog
marshalx.dev/blog/back-pocket-tab-history →
Apsis
A wide, futuristic display font: square capitals, flat-cut diagonals and every accent of the Western European languages, for headlines, logos, game titles and screens.
- Files
- OTF, TTF, WOFF2 and WOFF, for any computer and the web
- Price
- From $19, one payment. Standard and Extended licences.
From the blog
marshalx.dev/blog/apsis-wide-display-typeface →
Omni Bridge
Captures any audio your PC plays, or your microphone, translates it as it plays, and shows it as captions in a transparent overlay that stays on top of everything else.
- Runs on
- Windows 10 and later
- Engines
- NVIDIA Riva, Whisper (offline) or Google to listen; Llama 3.1, Google and others to translate
- Price
- Free tier. Paid plans add engines and raise the daily limits.
From the blog
marshalx.dev/blog/omni-bridge-live-captions →
ProvenanceX
Checks a WAV file for signs that it was made by AI, shows every piece of metadata inside it, and strips what you do not want. It all happens in your browser; nothing is uploaded.
- Runs in
- Any modern browser
- Price
- Free
From the blog
marshalx.dev/blog/provenancex-wav-metadata →
Projects
Dec 2025
Image Caption Generator
Writes a sentence about a photo: InceptionV3 reads the image, an LSTM writes the words. Trained on Flickr8k. Python, TensorFlow.
From the blog
marshalx.dev/blog/two-small-generative-models →