Lama appsby Devmil Solutions
~/devmil $ ls ./lama-apps
shades: onDesktop and tablet tools for processes, mail, Git, screenshots and handwritten notes. Each does one job well. They share a sunglasses-wearing Lama and one design system, Meridian.
$ herd statusNAME STATUS PLATFORMSprocesslama beta macOS, Linux, Windowsmaillama preview macOS, Linuxgitlama beta macOS, Linux, Windowsshotlama in-development macOS first, Windows, Linuxnotelama in-development iPad, Android tablets, Phones5 apps · 1 lama · shades: on$
01 · The herd
Each app does one job and stays out of your way. They share their controls, shortcuts and look, so moving from one to the next feels familiar. Each has its own colour, so you can tell them apart in your dock.
Process explorer
See what your machine is up to.
ProcessLama lists the processes on your computer as a tree and shows CPU, memory, network and storage use for each one. Rows keep their place while the values update.
Desktop client for Proton Mail
Your private mail, at home on the desktop.
MailLama brings your Proton Mail account into a calm desktop window. Proton’s own Rust SDK signs you in, encrypts and syncs. MailLama is independent and not affiliated with Proton AG.
processlamabeta
maillamapreview
gitlamabeta
shotlamain-development
notelamain-development0000000 Initial commit
Git client
Your repository, in view.
GitLama is a desktop Git client. It keeps the history graph, your changes and the selected diff in one window. Free software under GPL-3.0-or-later, built with Flutter and Rust.
Screenshot and screen recording studio
Capture a moment. Make your point.
ShotLama is a screenshot and screen recording studio. Capture an area, a window or a display, then copy, save, pin or annotate it from a small card in the corner.
Handwritten notebooks
Your notebooks. Your storage.
NoteLama is a notebook for handwritten ideas and the paper you want to keep. Write with a pen on a tablet, read and edit on your phone. Everything works offline, without an account.
02 · Anatomy of a Lama
The Lama is constructed, not drawn. Every part is a circle, or the hull stretched around two circles: the same rounded forms as Meridian’s pills, islands and corners.
03 · The design system
The Lama gives the apps a family face. Meridian UI gives them a family language: one Flutter library of tokens, controls and layouts, tuned per app with a brand file for accent, density, shape and type. The Lama never replaces a Meridian control; it just signs the window.
An example window with made-up content, styled with Meridian 1.4.0. The small Lama at the foot of the sidebar is in every app window; click it to open About.
Work sits on distinct surfaces over a tinted canvas. Structure comes from placement and weight, not from lines.
The app’s colour marks the main action, the active choice and keyboard focus. Nothing else gets it.
Compact for a process table, touch for a notebook. The same controls, at the row height each app needs.
The token generator fails when text, an icon, a control edge or the focus ring drops below its floor, in any brand and theme.
Durations, curves and springs are tokens, and every animation has a reduced-motion path.
The Lama greets you on welcome and empty screens, then steps aside. It never sits on your documents, captures, errors or permission prompts.
