erabytse

A quiet rebellion against digital waste.
Open tools for intentional digital care.

📜 Manifesto for PoetryCoding™

PoetryCoding is not a method. It is a stance.

We code as we write poetry:
— with restraint,
— with reverence for what is said and what is left unsaid,
— with care for every word, every space, every silence.

Code is not merely a tool. It is a gesture.
A gesture that can be violent… or tender.
That can accumulate… or release.
That can forget… or remember.

PoetryCoding chooses the latter.
It refuses digital excess.
It honors broken links without erasing them (erabytse-tomb).
It protects without locking away (erabytse-veil).
It cleans without judgment (erabytse-sweep).

This is not “pretty” code.
This is just code.

PoetryCoding™ is a movement founded by erabytse.
It belongs to everyone who believes coding can be an act of care.

— erabytse, founder of the PoetryCoding movement
™ PoetryCoding is a trademark of erabytse. All rights reserved.

🌱 Get Started

All tools are open source, offline-first, and free.

Install any tool with:

pip install erabytse-sweep erabytse-tomb erabytse-ghost erabytse-veil

Or browse the source.

🧹 erabytse-sweep

A ritualistic tool to recycle forgotten files with care.

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💀 erabytse-tomb

A respectful cemetery for dead links — not deletion, but remembrance.

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👻 erabytse-ghost

An ethical companion for retiring digital accounts with dignity.

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🧵 erabytse-veil

An ethical veil for image metadata — protection with discernment.

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🌊 yourbubble

Ephemeral messaging over UDP — send, receive, vanish.

View on GitHub
You can download the Windows desktop version from github.com/erabytse/yourbubble.
or
You can download the Windows desktop version from here.

🌿 Join the PoetryCoding Movement

PoetryCoding™ is more than a style — it’s a growing community of coders who believe software can breathe, remember, and care.

Read the full PoetryCoding Manifesto & Style Guide.

All contributions are welcome — especially those that honor silence as much as speech.

Explore the repositories