Software that remembers.

XElements is a one-person studio in Malaysia, building small, honest products.

Nysia Studio is live today

Nysia Studio playing a finished song: cover art, player and synced lyrics.
Nysia Studio
Ours welcome screen: the Ours wordmark and the line “Our campus. Our community.”
Ours
The Nolaka Station prototype, a matte charcoal block wrapped in dark knit fabric.
Nolaka Station
The XElements product family: Nysia Studio in a browser, Ours on a phone and the Nolaka Station prototype.

PERSONAL AI

Nolaka

On a Station, memories stay home.

A personal AI that lives with your memories, on hardware you own. The software runs today. The Station is still a prototype.

  • Intelligence comes from the cloud. Memories don’t.
  • “When did Mom and I travel last year?”
  • Nothing leaves before it hears its name.

Prototype · hardware in development Visit nolaka.com

The Nolaka Station prototype: a matte charcoal block with a hairline light seam along its top edge and a vent on one side, its lower half wrapped in dark knit fabric.
The Station · concept render

MUSIC

Nysia Studio

Say it. Hear it.

Describe the song you want. Nysia shapes the idea, then makes the track, cover art and synced lyrics.

  • One sentence in. A finished song out.
  • Every chat keeps the songs it made.
  • Chat it into shape. Then press play.

Live on the web Visit nysia-studio.com

Nysia’s player on the web: cover art for a song called Midnight Drive, a progress bar, play controls and the synced lyrics beside it with the current line highlighted.
Nysia Studio on a phone: the web app’s home screen asking “What do you wanna create?” with example prompts and a message box.

CAMPUS

Ours

One campus, one place.

Ours gives a university its own place — one campus at a time.

  • No more digging through group chats.
  • Secondhand deals and errands, student to student.
  • Post it your way — named or anonymous.

Building · first campus: XMUM

Ours welcome screen: a collage of campus stickers (basketball hoop, camera, noodle bowl, books, guitar, house key), the Ours wordmark, the line “Our campus. Our community.” and sign-in buttons.
Ours tasks tab: a Delivery Zone card with two campus-gate deliveries, then an All Tasks list of errands posted by students.

PHOTOS

Emotion

Press your photo into a poster.

Pick a style and press once. Emotion reads your photo, then repaints the whole picture as a print-quality poster.

  • One photo. Fourteen styles. One poster.
  • Saved straight to your Photos.
  • Press, wait, then pull the sheet.

Building

NEXT FROM THE STUDIO

Walk back into the moment.

A new way to keep the moments that matter.

Point your phone at what matters, move around it and keep a moment you can look around again.

  • A photo keeps a frame. This keeps the place.
  • Every memory, kept as a Magic Moment.
  • A moment you can return to, years later.

Building · name to be announced

A Memories screen: saved places such as a reading corner and a kitchen in the morning, arranged by month.

Also from the studio.

TRACK

Shiftjar

Your shift, in ten seconds.

Cash tips, card tips, tip-outs and hours, logged at clock-out and turned into your real hourly rate.

Building

Shiftjar’s Today screen: a running shift timer for a restaurant shift, with cash, card and tip-out totals and an End Shift button.

STAMP

TradeStamp

Stamped on site. Reported in one PDF.

A job-site camera for solo tradespeople: every photo stamped as you shoot it, paired before-and-after and shared as a clean PDF report.

Building

TradeStamp’s camera on a kitchen remodel: the date, time and street address are stamped into the corner of the photo.

ABOUT

A one-person studio in Malaysia.

XElements builds small, honest software: a personal AI that keeps memories at home, a studio that turns a sentence into a song, a campus that fits in a pocket, and an app that keeps the moments that matter. Everything here is built by one person and shipped when it is ready.

SEARCH

We publish the search, not the claim.

Computer searches on Frankl’s conjecture, the chromatic number of the plane and Ryser’s conjecture. Nothing found yet.