Spyteware Studio

@spyteware.studio

Queer-friendly, accessible tech for folks left out by big platforms. Digital safety, automations, websites, spite-coded tools. Brought to you by a queer developer. Inquiries: vincent@spyteware.studio https://spyteware.studio

Small org security failures are usually preventable. Examples: - domain in one person's name - no MFA on payment processor account - former volunteers still with admin access It can be hard to know where to start in improving your org's security. So I wrote a practical starter kit.

If your website hasn’t been updated in 3+ years, here’s what’s likely happening: • It’s slower than modern standards • It’s losing mobile users • Dependencies may be outdated • Your primary action is harder to find Websites don’t break loudly. They drift quietly. #NonprofitTech #SmallBusiness

Is your website working for you — or just existing? If it’s slow, outdated, or buried inside a builder you can’t easily leave, it’s costing you credibility. I build secure, sustainable websites for any #smallbusiness that wants ownership, not lock-in. I’m offering 3 free audits this week. DM me.

Promotional graphic for Spyteware Studio with a purple-to-blue gradient background and abstract network lines. Large white text reads “Secure. Sustainable. Yours.” followed by “Big tech locks you in. I build the exit doors.” Description explains support for small businesses and community orgs through secure websites and automation on a sliding scale. Icons highlight digital safety, automation, and people-focused tools. A rounded button at the bottom reads “Spyteware.studio.”

I keep seeing smart people be burned by basic digital safety, not because they’re careless, but because the advice out there is awful. I’m writing a short “I just want my shit to be safe” guide. Clear, common-sense advice anyone can benefit from. What kinds of topics would you like to see covered?

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At Spyteware Studio, I've been building a private messaging server designed around safety and community. Debating on fleshing this out into a full production-scale app. Hoping some other #privacy enthusiasts (and maybe the #development crowd) will weigh in. Here's what I'm working with:

Are you a queer individual needing to lockdown your digital life? Have you been doxxed and need to start over? Spyteware Studio offers free consultations, advice included, and assistance with locking down your online profiles at a sliding scale charge. Pay what you can, and I'll do the rest.

SaaS sounds great — until the subscription fees hit, and you realize you need 3-4 add-ons (at additional cost) for all of the features you were promised. Spyteware Studio offers sliding scale payments for services, and no subscription fees to continue using the products. #tech #saas #memes

Meme of two unicorns, one in a field of flowers and the other looking worn out and beaten down.
Text under the flowery unicorn:
"SaaS according to the sales team"
Text under the worn out unicorn:
"$250/month base, $29.99/month add-ons just to have the features you were promised"

🎙️ What does it take to digitally secure journalists’ work in an environment where critics, hackers, oppressive regimes, and others seem to have the free press in their crosshairs? Listen to @eff.org's How to Fix the Internet podcast with @freedom.press's Digital Security Director @harloholm.es.

Podcast Episode: Securing Journalism on the ‘Data-Greedy’ Internet

Public-interest journalism speaks truth to power, so protecting press freedom is part of protecting democracy. But what does it take to digitally secure journalists’ work in an environment where criti...

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