MNFlag
Public recordMinnesota public-record and research project built around the continuing flag debate and its documented civic record.
Minneapolis, Minnesota · Est. 2026
MPLS builds public-interest tools, preservation projects, developer infrastructure, and software for machines people stopped building for years ago.
Software that respects its users.
Minnesota public-record and research project built around the continuing flag debate and its documented civic record.
A Linux-native build system for CodeWarrior-era Macintosh software.
A free national directory for finding social services and nonprofit assistance.
A modern browser for classic Macintosh systems, running the contemporary web on the machines themselves.
macMAKE — build graph
One command-line graph replaces the stacks of MCP projects and automation glue: project model, build engine, compiler, linker and resources, ending in an application that runs on the machine it was built for.
project manifest / imported CodeWarrior project
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project model
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build engine
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compiler linker resources
backend backend backend
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Macintosh application
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inspect / validate
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emulator or real Mac
A free archive of classic Macintosh software, documentation, and technical history.
A northern Minnesota-area retro technology club centered on preservation, learning, repair and community.
Labs & other work — Shrike · Platnium · Moonlight · Loon · libmoof — experiments, research, and things still becoming.
Lab index →MPLS products avoid behavioral tracking and manipulative interfaces. Infrastructure is kept deliberately simple, data ownership is taken seriously, and software is built to remain useful rather than manufacture dependence.
How MPLS works →About
MPLS LLC is an independent software company in Minneapolis. It builds its own products, owns its infrastructure, and answers to the people using the software rather than to advertisers or investors.
About MPLS →Full-stack engineer working on privacy-first software, public-interest data, and the preservation of classic Macintosh systems. Building the kind of software he wants to exist: useful, durable, and respectful of the person on the other side of the screen.
github.com/patbritton →