Practical Tools. Real Solutions.
Independent technology lab and consultancy delivering lightweight automation, CLI tools, DevSecOps practices, and custom solutions.
Arrowstorm Technologies, LLC is a single-operator lab — built, run, and maintained by one engineer, not a team. We don't pad that out: what you see here is the actual scale of the operation, and we think that's a feature, not a caveat.
Drawing from 7+ years across defense simulation, government-adjacent contracting, and enterprise XR/VR development, the lab focuses on automation, Linux systems, cybersecurity tooling, and simulation technology. Public work here emphasizes minimal-dependency, practical tools that solve real problems for developers and technical teams — the same standard applied to client work, just without the NDA.
The goal is simple: build, test, and apply technology in ways that are efficient, transparent, and actually useful.
Public Trust Clearance · Unity 3D / XR / VR · DevSecOps · Linux Systems
Public tools from Arrowstorm Technologies, LLC — free to use and MIT licensed.
Personal binary manager for GitHub releases. Install, update, and remove tools by name with platform detection, history, and source fallbacks.
Cross-distro Linux package migration. Save user-installed packages and restore them on any supported distro with automatic command translation.
Godzilla-themed animated terminal clearer. Fun, zero-dependency replacement for the standard clear command.
Zero-signup CLI link vetter. Trace redirect chains, check DNS/WHOIS/TLS reputation signals, and fingerprint files by magic bytes — all before you click.
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A text adventure where the house always wins.
No map. No tutorial. No predetermined story. DECKER drops you into a scene and builds the world around how you respond — genre, stakes, and direction all yours to define. Something in it was already waiting.
LAUNCH DECKER// register free · 25 analog shards on signup · no key required
Custom automation scripting and DevOps tooling tailored to your workflow and infrastructure — built the same way the open-source tools above are: minimal dependencies, no unnecessary abstraction.
AppSec-leaning security work — system hardening, secure coding practices, and offensive-tooling-informed defensive review (Kali, Burp Suite, SonarQube), grounded in active clearance-level experience.
Linux infrastructure and systems engineering — bare-metal setup, CI/CD pipeline design, and the kind of daily-driver Linux fluency that comes from running it as a primary OS, not just deploying to it.
Unity-based XR/VR and simulation development, informed by enterprise and government-adjacent simulation work — not just game dev, but interactive systems built to defense-grade reliability expectations.
Technology consulting for startups, small businesses, and technical teams navigating complex problems — straight answers, no upsell.