Everything we have built so far
An honest map of every Miransas product and where it stands today.
Before Miralas, there was a long list of products built under the Miransas name. Here is an honest look at where each one stands today.
The product map
| Project | What it is | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Binboi | A self-hosted ngrok alternative. Go backend, Next.js frontend. | Live in production |
| CourierX | A self-hosted email API in Rust, a Resend alternative. | Paused |
| Miransas Chess | A chess engine written in Rust. | In development |
| Miransas Pulse | A native macOS system monitor in C, Objective-C and Cocoa. | Built |
| VS Code Uzbek Language Pack | Uzbek translation of the VS Code interface. | Published on the Marketplace |
| Miransas Auth | Authentication service in Rust with Argon2id and JWT. | Deployed |
| Miralas | Native Uzbek voice AI platform. | In development |
How 2026 went
| When | What happened |
|---|---|
| April to May | Chess engine foundations: pin and checker detection, 110 tests passing |
| May | Miransas.com redesigned from scratch, projects page and legal pages shipped |
| May to June | Binboi brought fully live: Vercel, a dedicated backend server, Postgres and billing |
| June | CourierX delivered its first real email end to end |
| June | Miransas Pulse built through four design phases |
| Autumn | Miralas: console, auth, first working text-to-speech pipeline |
A few lessons
- Native beats heavy. Pulse is a small native app, not an Electron wrapper, and it feels like it.
- Own your infrastructure. Binboi moved providers more than once. Because we kept the stack portable, each move was a migration, not a rewrite.
- Pause on purpose. CourierX works. We paused it to focus, and it is easier to resume a paused project than to rescue a rushed one.
Every project above has its own page on the site. This post is the map, the details live there.