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Share the app privately with an explicit ready state — local Tailscale fixture; session hidden
utilities Included in the app

Tailscale

Share the authenticated web app privately through Tailscale Serve: a Heinzelmännchen plugin.

Source v0.9.1 Explore ↗
Find overlap across Berlin, New York and Los Angeles while staying on Today — demonstration time
utilities Included in the app

World Clock

What time it is for everyone on the team: a Heinzelmännchen plugin.

Source v0.9.3 Explore ↗
Demo data: fictional Jira changes, owners and states in the app terminal, using the real adapter and a fixture-only requester.
connectors Source plugin

Atlassian

Read Jira issues and Confluence pages through acli: the tracker and documents capabilities.

Source v0.9.1 Explore ↗
Merged pull requests in the app terminal — fixture-only requester, real GitHub adapter
connectors Source plugin

GitHub

Read pull requests and issues from GitHub: the code-host and tracker capabilities.

Source v0.9.1 Explore ↗
Recently changed launch files in the app terminal — fictional Workspace replies, real Google operation
connectors Source plugin

Google Workspace

Google Docs, Sheets, Drive, Calendar and Gmail: the documents, calendar and mail capabilities.

Source v0.9.1 Explore ↗
Current weather and the coming days on Today — fictional Berlin forecast
utilities Source plugin

Weather

Weather where you are, keyless from Open-Meteo (or OpenWeather with your key): now, the next hours and days, and a heads-up when it changes.

Source v0.4.0 Explore ↗
Decisions and next steps from a summary email — fixture-only requester, real Zoom parser
connectors Source plugin

Zoom

Read meetings from Zoom's meeting-summary emails: the meetings capability.

Source v0.9.1 Explore ↗
ACME theme and weekly-report workflow with fictional local demonstration data
themes Source plugin

ACME

ACME, a made-up company: the root layer of the reference company.

Source v0.1.2 Explore ↗
Fictional ACME Lisbon demo: Friday stand-up, demo, and 17:00 report deadline in site and computer time.
utilities Source plugin

ACME Lisbon

ACME Lisbon, a made-up site of the reference company: time zone, working hours, meeting rhythm.

Source v0.1.2 Explore ↗
ACME Payments supplies the quarterly OKR asset type; fictional demonstration
utilities Source plugin

ACME Payments

ACME Payments, a made-up org of the reference company: how it plans, by quarterly OKRs.

Source v0.1.2 Explore ↗
Checkout's report connects code, tracker and documents; fictional local demonstration
utilities Source plugin

ACME Payments Checkout

ACME Payments Checkout, a made-up team of the reference company: its weekly report playbook.

Source v0.1.2 Explore ↗

A different atmosphere.

Themes can own light and dark palettes, artwork and soundscapes. These illustrations use palettes read from the owning source; they are previews, not screenshots of a running plugin.

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Put your plugin in its own public repository, add the heinzel-plugin GitHub topic, and declare its heinzel.modules entry point. No core registration is needed. Private plugins use authenticated CLI discovery and never appear on this public site.

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