Taluvi We build Tools for Digital Nomads.
Taluvi is a company designed for the remote-first era. We create tools that empower artists, developers, and independent thinkers to collaborate across borders — with privacy, ownership, and creativity at the core.
At Taluvi, we create the future of high-performance creative applications — Audio, Video, and 3D — built on open source, seamlessly bridging web, mobile, and desktop with the power of Svelte, Rust, WebAssembly, and JUCE.
WASM is our engine, hypermedia is our architecture. We compile Rust to WebAssembly for native-grade performance in the browser, keep interfaces simple with HTMX-style hypermedia, and ship as installable Progressive Web Apps — no downloads, just a URL.
Our product Plinken is a real-time collaboration platform for media creators — bringing AI tools, high-definition video, shared editing, and a creative economy. The same stack powers qubepods.com, our platform for hosting high-performance WebAssembly apps, and Qubeworlds.com, collaborative 3D worlds built and played in the browser.
We believe in open standards, decentralized workflows, and emotional storytelling. Whether you're making music in Bali, writing code in Berlin, or directing a film in Naples, Taluvi helps you connect and create — on your terms.
We build software in a fundamentally new way. Our team partners with the latest coding agents from Anthropic and OpenAI, plus custom autonomous agents — continuous loops that learn, plan, and act on real project work. The result: faster delivery, fewer hand-offs, and software that adapts as your needs change.
We partner with SMEs and enterprises on AI-native development — from custom pipelines and creative AI integrations to end-to-end product builds. We also build expertise inside your organization — engineering teams that own what they build, and what comes next.
We work with the latest coding agents from Anthropic and OpenAI, extended with custom agents inspired by Ralph Loops, Hermes, and OpenClaw. Agents understand the codebase, plan changes, ship them, and learn from the result — running continuously instead of one prompt at a time.
We deploy on Cloudflare end-to-end — Workers, Durable Objects, R2, D1, KV, Vectorize, Queues, Workflows, AI, and the Agents SDK. Edge-first by default, globally fast, no servers to maintain.
Full React Native + Expo capability for iOS and Android. One codebase, native feel, shipped to both App Stores — and the same agents we use on web ship mobile too.
Plinken is the all-in-one AI supported platform for video conferencing and team collaboration — built for the fiercely creative.
Visit Plinken →qubepods is our hosting platform for high-performance WebAssembly applications. Build a Qube, deploy it with one command, and run it live at your own URL — storage, billing, and scale included.
Visit qubepods →Qubeworlds is a real-world simulation platform: collaborative 3D worlds, rendered in the browser by our WASM-powered Quine engine — built, shared, and played together.
Visit Qubeworlds →The Microphone is an online resource dedicated to the history and application of microphones. It provides detailed information on various microphone models, including specifications, features, and pricing.
Visit The Microphone →The Synthesizer is an online resource dedicated to the history and application of synthesizers. It provides detailed information on various synthesizer models, including specifications, features, and pricing.
Visit The Synthesizer →The AI Toolbox serves as a resource for professionals seeking to integrate advanced AI tools into their creative processes.
Visit The AI Toolbox →Open source is the foundation we build on — so we sponsor and publish the pieces everyone can use.
Q64 is a programming language built on the WebAssembly Component Model — write once, run capability-secure wasm everywhere. Taluvi is a proud sponsor of Q64.
We sponsor WCLAP plugin development under plinken.org — open CLAP audio plugins compiled to WebAssembly, running in the browser and natively from one build.
Quine, the real-world simulation engine behind Qubeworlds, is open source — a deterministic core with a content-agnostic 3D renderer, compiled to WASM for the browser.
