Your machine does the work.
We favor processing on your device. Features that need a connection are explained per product.
AN INDEPENDENT SOFTWARE STUDIO
Useful software for work, creativity, and AI. At home on your machine. Made with a little more care.
Find your next toolFrom the people behind Neural Research Lab
Local by design. Engineering at heart.
Your camera, ready for work. Local video effects and screen recording in one desktop app.
Explore this toolDEVELOPMENT PREVIEWA small shelf of useful things. Go on, pick one.
01 / THE TOOL SHELF
Explore what we’re building and the open-source tools you can put to work today.
Your camera, ready for work. Local video effects and screen recording in one desktop app.
Make your ThinkPad work your way. Control fan curves, battery charging, and CPU performance on Linux.
Check your Linux machine, scan with ClamAV, and spot secrets exposed to coding assistants. Findings explained in plain language.

Turn images into training data with AI-assisted annotation and familiar export formats.
Label data and train models through a visual workspace built for local workflows.
02 / ON THE WORKBENCH
Find your frame, adjust your lighting, and set the background. Record your screen with your camera alongside it. Video processing stays on your device.
Meet MeetPoiseLinux development alpha. Windows and macOS in development.

03 / OUR OPERATING PRINCIPLES
We favor processing on your device. Features that need a connection are explained per product.
A clear job, thoughtful controls, and a useful result. We build for the work you actually need to do.
Clear release status, supported platforms, and licensing. Know what you’re getting before you commit.
04 / THE PEOPLE AT THE BENCH
NRL Software is the product home of Neural Research Lab. Founded by Viet-Anh Nguyen, we bring experience in computer vision and on-device AI to tools that give you more control over your everyday work.
05 / NOTES FROM THE WORKBENCH
Studio notes /
The product choices behind NRL Software: local processing, useful controls, and clear ownership of everyday workflows.
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How MeetPoise separates camera processing from its desktop interface, keeps pending work bounded, and makes release boundaries visible.
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What ThinkUtils and Bulwark teach us about useful controls, readable diagnostics, and bringing native tools to a Linux workstation.
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