Featured Project // 01
プロジェクト
TYPLO
Cross-platform text expansion app
Typlo is a text expansion application built with Tauri and Rust. It runs in the system tray, listens for abbreviations you type anywhere on your system, and expands them into full text -- snippets, templates, code blocks, email signatures, whatever you use repeatedly.
The idea came from years of typing the same things over and over at work. Existing solutions were either subscription-based, platform-locked, or bloated with features nobody asked for. Typlo does one thing well: you type a short trigger, it replaces it with the full expansion. Instantly.
Currently in active development and shipping at typlo.app.
System-Wide Expansion
Works in any application. Text editors, browsers, terminals, chat apps. Typlo intercepts at the OS level, not the application level.
Instant Triggers
Define abbreviations and their expansions. Type the trigger anywhere and the full text appears immediately. No delay, no menu.
Cross-Platform
Built with Tauri so it compiles to native binaries on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Not an Electron wrapper consuming 500MB of RAM.
Custom Variables
Expansions aren't limited to static text. Define dynamic variables using Python or JavaScript that execute at expansion time -- insert the current date, generate a UUID, pull data from an API, compute values, or run any logic you need. Your snippets become programmable.
Lightweight
Rust backend means minimal memory footprint and fast startup. Tauri bundles are a fraction of the size of Electron-based alternatives.
Blog & Updates
Development updates and product news published on the Typlo blog. Transparent development process, shipped in public.