Whether it be making smiles happen across the world with a hopping ragdoll robot, inciting a revolution in analog video processing, or uncovering the ancient programming secrets of beloved abandonware games, Chosen Few Software is making the world a better place to live in and share with others.
Quality is our #1 priority. Our team of software wizards strive to make our products easy-to-use while also giving the richest possible set of features and utilities. For example, the up and coming SAVE (Software Analog Video Emulation) project is designed from the ground up to provide authentic, high quality video output alongside a comfy user experience.
We believe that great software is built on community. A software application is only ever useful so long as there is someone who needs to use it. As such, feedback from current and future users of our software is a key part of our design process. Our most popular mobile game, Super Patrick, is living proof of the success that can emerge from the Chosen Few Software method.
A big part of being successful is giving back. The Chosen Few Software is no stranger to sharing the knowledge we gain through the development process; software is knowledge, and knowledge is power. We recognize that the open source software model is key to improving the world around us by enlightening others, and also preventing our heads (and pockets!) from getting too big.
Hurricane Image Encoder is a one-of-a-kind batch processing interface for our equally unique, standardized image format, Surge for the Web. Enhance your webpages, save bandwidth, and help users less fortunate than you with Hurricane!
SAVE (Software Analog Video Emulator) is our breakthrough software technology that brings authentic analog video aesthetics back from the dead, and into the hands of content creators. Afterall, analog never went out of style!
Super Patrick is a hilarious, thoughtfully crafted family-friendly gaming experience merges heavy duty ragdoll physics with classic platforming action. Get ready to jump, flop, and fall a robo-ton!
Chosen Few Software is trying to close the bandwidth gap across the Web. How? By making images load sooner and faster on low bandwidth connections, making access to media-rich webpages more equitable for all.
P2P, E2E encrypted, fully decentralized mobile IM client - SubverseIM/SubverseIM
A delicious C# wrapper for Cloudflare's quiche library - IsaMorphic/Quiche.NET
QuadrupleLib is a modern implementation of the IEEE 754 binary128 floating point number type for .NET 7 and above based on the UInt128 built-in. - GitHub - IsaMorphic/QuadrupleLib: QuadrupleLib is...
A highly extensible fractal rendering library that combines high speed generic arithmetic with a flexible framework that will get your fractal rendering project off the ground in a jiffy. - GitHu...
Causal Groove is a short story written by Isabelle Santin based off what she describes as one of the "weirdest dreams of her life." Listen to this four-part audio drama series now!
In a world where data has become a commodity, someone needs to take a stand for personal privacy. In this episode, Isabelle Santin is joined by Polly May and Eli Santin in a discussion about what CFS is doing to once again champion ultimate privacy and anonymity across the Internet.
In this first ever video edition of the CFS Voices podcast, Isabelle takes us on a deep dive into accessible software design for blind and visually impaired users. Along the way, she interviews her blind brother, Eli, who gives an insightful and inspirational perspective to one of the industry's biggest problems today.
In this episode, Isabelle interviews Eli Santin, also known as the online musical artist, iMadeAPromise. Eli is a visually impaired creator with a knack for audio engineering and a clear vision for the future of soundscapes in entertainment. Learn about what makes iMadeAPromise tick, from his heart-wrenching origins to his wild aspirations for his own future.
How should one define technology as a phenomena? What do we classify as technology, and how do we relate to it? How do we use the way we think about technology to empower ourselves and our fellow comrades? In this podcast, Isabelle Santin discusses how technology relates to anarchy, and how we can use it to incite revolution!
Every day there is an increasingly common understanding, that the Web is owned by the rich and powerful, and operated at the expense of consumers. In this podcast, we discuss the power of peer-to-peer architecture, and its future role in dismantling unfair power structures on the modern Internet.
What's the deal with government, anyhow? Do we need it? Turns out... some people think the answer is "absolutely not!" Mk Zariel, who jokingly refers to themself as "The Tranarchist you've been warned about," discusses their mission to bring anarchist theory to the masses.
Embrace your absurdist side with this *interesting* story about just about every god of creation you've heard of. Only, rather than being told through the eyes of a deity, it enters the universe as the words of a bespoke and tired narrator.
What connects us to the past? In this first edition of the CFS Voices audio blog, we open a portal through time and find our own reflection, staring right back at us!
"[Implementors] are free to envisage the design in their own lens, including but not limited to; interpretation, functionality, intention, experimentation and stylization."
Home of all those projects long abandoned... a wistful representation of our early years!
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