Gallera Studio

A one-person software studio

One captain.
A hundred AI oars.

One human sets the course and reads every line before it ships. AI does the rowing. Small products for any platform, one job each.

See the fleet How the galley works
A galley under sail One captain at the stern with a tiller, a long row of oars in the water, a lateen sail catching the wind.

Fleet

Three vessels. Each carries one job.

Free. Private. Useful the minute you install them.

01

Image to Text OCR

Copy text and tables from any image.

Right-click an image, paste a screenshot or drop a PDF: the text, or the table as spreadsheet cells, lands in your clipboard. The engine runs on your device, nothing is uploaded.

Listed in the store as “Image to Text OCR: copy text and tables”. The same engine runs as a free online tool on its site.

Extension + online tool Free Live in Chrome and Edge
Website Chrome Web Store Edge Add-ons
02

Linklet

A short link in one click.

Click the icon: the page address becomes a short link, already in your clipboard. Three services with fallback, local history, no account.

Listed in the store as “URL Shortener — one click, link copied”.

Extension + online form Free Live in Chrome and Edge
Website Chrome Web Store Edge Add-ons
03

Nooman

A new tab that knows your day.

Every Google calendar in one list, world clocks, weather in a sentence, and one line about what's next.

Chrome extension Free Docked: off the store for now
Website

How the galley works

One human steers. AI does the rowing.

AI is nearly everywhere in this studio. Except the decisions.

I

The captain sets the course.

What gets built, for whom, what stays out. One human, no committee.

II

The rowers row.

Code, copy, tests, screenshots. Dozens of agents at once, none of them tired.

III

Nothing ships unread.

Every line is read and run by the captain before it reaches you.

“The rowers don't sleep, don't complain and don't ask for equity.
The captain does all three.”

1human aboard
0servers with your data
0accounts to create
0trackers, here or in the products

The captain

One human at the helm.

No team page, because there is no team. One person decides, designs, writes and reads every line.

The name is on the ship's papers, not on the sail. The work is the résumé.

Why a galley? A small ship, a great many oars, one pair of eyes on the horizon.

Want the human? hello@gallerastudio.com. The reply comes from the captain, not a rower.

Charter

Four articles, signed before anything ships.

Every product is held to it. Break an article, and it's a bug.

I

Useful on day one

No onboarding, no empty states. Install it, it works.

II

We say what happens to your data

Every product states plainly what it sends, where and why. Collect only what the job needs; anything more is a bug.

III

One job, done well

A tool that does one thing can be quiet. Features earn their place or don't arrive.

IV

AI rows, a human steers

AI writes fast. Responsibility doesn't delegate.

Ship's log

Recent entries.

  • Image to Text OCR and Linklet are live in Microsoft Edge Add-ons, a day after submission. Their sites now send Edge visitors to the Edge store.

  • Image to Text OCR is live in the Chrome Web Store, three days after submission. Its site keeps the free online tool and now points to the store after three reads a day.

  • Image to Text OCR is submitted to the Chrome Web Store. Its site already reads images and PDFs in the browser, no install needed. Read the longer note.

  • Nooman is docked. A new publisher gets two slots in the Chrome Web Store, and its slot goes to the next ship, Image to Text OCR. Read the longer note.

  • Nooman and Linklet are live in the Chrome Web Store.

  • New charts: this site redrawn.

  • Nooman 1.0.1 and Linklet 1.0.0 submitted to the Chrome Web Store.

  • Nooman 1.0.1: search through Chrome's own API, per store policy.

  • Linklet built, site launched.

  • Gallera Studio sets sail. Nooman built, site launched.

The full log, with longer notes

Questions from the pier

Frequently asked.

What is Gallera Studio?
A one-person software studio with an AI crew, shipping products people already search for, one job each. AI writes code, text and tests; one human decides what gets built and reviews everything before it ships.
Who is behind Gallera Studio?
One person, working under the studio's name. No team page, because there is no team: one captain and a galley of AI rowers. The captain answers hello@gallerastudio.com personally.
What does “AI does the rowing” mean?
AI agents do most of the typing: code, tests, copy, screenshots, often many at once. The human sets the course, makes every product decision, reviews every change and takes responsibility for the result. Nothing ships unread.
Does Gallera Studio only make Chrome extensions?
No. The first vessels are Chrome extensions. The studio builds for any platform where a small, focused tool is worth having.
Are the products free?
Yes. Everything in the fleet is free, with no account to create. If that ever changes for a product, its own page will say so first.
Do the products collect my data?
Each product's page says exactly what it does with your data. The products in the fleet today have no servers of their own, no analytics and no trackers; each talks only to the service it exists for, such as Google Calendar for Nooman. If a product ever needs a server or an account, its page and privacy policy will say so first.
Where can I get them?
In the Chrome Web Store: Image to Text OCR and Linklet, listed as “URL Shortener — one click, link copied”. Both are also in Microsoft Edge Add-ons: Image to Text OCR and Linklet. Free, one click to install. Nooman is off the store for now: a new publisher gets two slots, and its slot went to the next product.
Does Gallera Studio take client work?
No. The galley sails for its own cargo.

Hail the ship

hello@gallerastudio.com

For the studio and the captain. Product trouble: support@gallerastudio.com, same human.