Null is made by Null Labs: a small shop that builds tools for people who would rather run their own. Three families: Suite, Systems and Labs.
Null Labs started in a homelab. It's run by a network engineer who spends his days moving packets for other people and his nights running a rack of his own. Every product here began as a tool we wanted for that rack and couldn't find in a form we trusted.
Null Search came first, then Null Notes, because notes should be files and not rows in someone else's database. Null Grid grew out of wanting a browser that forgets on purpose. Null Drive closed the loop so all of it could sync without a third-party cloud. Null Scribe followed, then the Systems family (Null OS, Null File, Null Short) and the first Labs experiment, Null Play.
No accounts with us, no ads, no analytics, no tracking. If something can live on your machine, it does. When data has to move between devices, it moves through a server you run. The data stance page has one table with exactly what each product keeps and sends.
Tux, the Linux penguin shown next to our Linux downloads, was created by Larry Ewing with The GIMP. Credits are at the end of the privacy policy.