Software
The portfolio.
Released, on the way and from the archive – everything Wi24rd has built. Every new project is open source.
The portfolio
The products
Every new project is – or will be – open source. The badge shows how far each project has come.

Wi24rd FTP
Temporary file sharing on Windows’ built-in FTP/SFTP server. Drag files in, press Start, hand over address and one-time password, press Stop.

tingsvad.dk
An open demonstration of 40+ Cloudflare features, wrapped in a fictional Viking-age story. The engine behind this site.

XDRagon Monitor
Open-source security monitoring (XDR) for small and mid-sized businesses without a security team. The AI explains what it saw – with the evidence behind it.
The method
ASEWAVE
The method everything in the portfolio is built with: AI agents do the lifting, an independent check verifies, and the human approves on evidence.
From the archive
Wi24rd did not start in 2026. This was built and shipped long before.
SuperDate
Dating site built in ASP Classic on SQL Server 2000. Nearly 2,000 profiles in three months, and a business model where restaurants paid – not the users.
SiteSystem CMS
An in-house CMS, developed and sold to customers for several years until WordPress and friends took the market. The last installation was shut down a few years ago.
Kalendersystem
A calendar system built to be easy to use for the user – and easy to run for the administrator.
Billetbestilling
A ticket booking system where both the buyer and the person running the event should find their way without help.
Bannersporing
A banner-ad tracking system – and an early lesson in data that others need to be able to trust.
Licences
Open code with no closed core.
Wi24rd FTP and tingsvad.dk are released under the MIT licence; XDRagon Monitor will be released under Apache License 2.0. Both are permissive licences that give companies, developers and institutions full freedom to use, modify and redistribute the code – commercially too.
Forks are welcome; Wi24rd maintains upstream.
Why open code?
Security software must be explainable afterwards. When the code is open, an auditor, a colleague or a curious developer can see for themselves what the program does – and what it does not.
Latest in the workshop
The build log.
The latest commits across Wi24rd’s public repositories – fetched live from GitHub.
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Questions
What people usually ask.
Is it really free?
Yes. Wi24rd FTP and tingsvad.dk are released under the MIT licence, and XDRagon Monitor will be released under Apache 2.0. No account, no ads.
Can you trust code written with AI?
Not blindly – that is why ASEWAVE exists. Every change is investigated first, checked by an independent agent and approved only when a human has seen the evidence. Every commit is public, so you can check for yourself.
When is XDRagon Monitor coming?
When it has passed its own verification. Sign up on the product page and you will get one email when the first release is ready.
Who answers when I write?
Wi24rd himself – a human. Every message is read and gets a personal reply if you left your email.
Why is FTP unencrypted?
Because the FTP protocol itself is. That is why Wi24rd FTP can also run SFTP, which encrypts both password and files. Use SFTP whenever the recipient can.
Try Wi24rd FTP.
Free, open source and no account. Download the installer, or read the code first.
