About Hexaxia
We Build Tools, Not Just Slide Decks
Open source projects built by our team. Real tools solving real problems for developers. Free to use, open to contribute.
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Anyone can claim technical expertise. We'd rather show it. These projects started as internal tools, things we built because we needed them. We open-sourced them because good tools should not stay locked away.
Real Problems, Real Solutions
- Built from actual needs, not hypothetical use cases
- Battle-tested in production environments
- Continuously improved based on real usage
No Vendor Lock-In
- MIT licensed, use however you want
- Self-host, fork, modify, commercialize
- Your data stays yours
Community First
- Open issues, open roadmaps
- Contributions welcome
- Built in public
Our Open Source Tools
HexCMS
Production Ready (v0.6)Git-Based Headless CMS
A headless CMS that combines the simplicity of Markdown files in Git with the performance of a database. Write content in Markdown, push to Git, and your site updates automatically with sub-2-minute builds regardless of content volume.
Key Features
- Markdown-first with YAML frontmatter
- GitHub webhook sync to PostgreSQL
- Sub-2-minute builds at 10,000+ posts
- Full-text search, tags, authors
- +2 more features
Tech Stack
Next.js 16, PostgreSQL, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS
Best For
Developer blogs, documentation sites, content-heavy websites, agencies
HexCMS Studio
Alpha (v0.1)Part of HexCMS EcosystemLocal Markdown Editor with Git Integration
A desktop-style editor for managing Markdown content repositories. Visual WYSIWYG editing meets Git version control. Write with a rich editor, commit and push without leaving the app.
Key Features
- Visual editor (TipTap) + code editor (CodeMirror)
- Live preview pane
- Frontmatter form editor
- Multi-repository support
- +2 more features
Tech Stack
Next.js 16, TipTap 3, CodeMirror 6, simple-git
Best For
Content creators, technical writers, anyone who wants WYSIWYG without losing Git
HexOps
Beta (v0.6)cPanel for Local Development
A unified dashboard for managing multiple local development servers. Start, stop, and monitor all your projects from one interface. View logs, check Git status, scan for vulnerabilities, and deploy to Vercel without opening a dozen terminal tabs.
Key Features
- Start/stop/restart dev servers from dashboard
- Real-time CPU, memory, disk monitoring
- Live log streaming per project
- Git status and pull/push controls
- +4 more features
Tech Stack
Next.js 16, WebSockets, node-pty, xterm.js
Best For
Full-stack developers juggling multiple projects, teams sharing dev configurations
Why Open Source Matters to Us
We're an IT consulting company. We could keep our tools proprietary. But we believe:
Good tools should be shared
- If something made our work better, it might help others too
- The best feedback comes from real users with real problems
Open source builds trust
- You can see exactly how we build things
- No black boxes, no hidden complexity
- Our code quality is public
Community makes tools better
- We don't have all the answers
- Contributors catch bugs we miss
- Feature requests reveal use cases we didn't imagine
It's good business, honestly
- Developers who use our tools remember us
- When they need IT help, we're already trusted
- We'd rather earn attention than buy it
Use, Contribute, or Just Explore
Use the Tools
- Download, self-host, build something
- No permission needed, MIT licensed
- Star the repos if they're useful
Contribute
- Bug reports welcome (seriously)
- Feature requests shape the roadmap
- PRs reviewed promptly
- All skill levels welcome
Follow Along
- Watch the repos for updates
- Read our blog for development stories
- Join discussions on GitHub
Need More Than Tools?
Our open source projects showcase how we think and build. If you need help with your own infrastructure, security, or development challenges, that's what Hexaxia Technologies does.
Love HexCMS?
We build custom content platforms.
Use HexOps?
We design development workflows and CI/CD pipelines.
Need security beyond scans?
We architect zero-trust environments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What open source projects does Hexaxia Technologies maintain?
Hexaxia Technologies maintains three main open source projects: HexCMS (a git-based headless CMS for content-heavy websites), HexCMS Studio (a visual markdown editor with git integration), and HexOps (a local development dashboard for managing multiple projects). All projects are MIT licensed and free to use.
Is HexCMS free to use?
Yes, HexCMS is completely free and open source under the MIT license. You can use it for personal projects, commercial websites, or client work without any licensing fees. You can also fork, modify, and redistribute it as needed.
How can I contribute to Hexaxia open source projects?
We welcome contributions of all kinds. You can report bugs, suggest features, submit pull requests, or improve documentation. All our repositories are on GitHub under the Hexaxia organization. We review PRs promptly and welcome contributors of all skill levels.
What is HexOps and who is it for?
HexOps is a local development dashboard that lets you manage multiple development servers from one interface. It is designed for full-stack developers who work on multiple projects simultaneously. Features include server start/stop, log viewing, git integration, vulnerability scanning, and Vercel deployment.
Can I self-host Hexaxia open source tools?
Yes, all Hexaxia open source tools are designed for self-hosting. HexCMS runs on any platform that supports Next.js and PostgreSQL. HexOps runs locally on your development machine. HexCMS Studio is a local application that connects to your git repositories.
Does Hexaxia offer support for open source tools?
Community support is available through GitHub issues and discussions. For organizations needing dedicated support, custom development, or enterprise deployments, Hexaxia Technologies offers professional services. Contact us to discuss your needs.
Why does an IT consulting company build open source tools?
We believe good tools should be shared. Our open source projects started as internal tools we built to solve our own problems. By open-sourcing them, we get community feedback, build trust with developers, and demonstrate how we approach technical challenges. When developers need IT consulting, they already know how we build.
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