01 / NOW BUILDING
Shuffle is coming soon.
A touch-first desktop for KDE Plasma. Every app you use, made for touch.
Your browser, office suite and terminal become cards you flip, pair and stack with a finger.
Visit shuffleplasma.comGood Input is an independent studio in Minnesota. We make our own software, starting with Shuffle, and help businesses make theirs through Studio.
See what we’re making ↓shuffle / open parts / studio
01 / NOW BUILDING
A touch-first desktop for KDE Plasma. Every app you use, made for touch.
Your browser, office suite and terminal become cards you flip, pair and stack with a finger.
Visit shuffleplasma.com02 / AVAILABLE TODAY
Shuffle is built from small parts with one job each. The core parts are open source and free to try today.

Your windows become cards you flip through, stack, pair side by side, and close by touch.
View Kadunce source
Find and open apps, files, settings, and notes from one dot, with live activity beside it.
View Tettegouche source
Notifications, your next event, weather, battery, and quick controls in one quiet strip.
View Temperance source
Jot a thought down in one tap, with folders, checklists, reminders, and a day planner behind it.
View Gooseberry sourceAsk about your computer in plain language and keep what helped. The current build explains and remembers; it does not change system settings.
Screens are from Shuffle’s tour footage. Split Rock is a schematic drawing.
03 / HOW WE BUILD
We start with the interaction that keeps getting in the way, then build it as a part you can read, run, and replace.
Kadunce, Tettegouche, Temperance, and Gooseberry are public on GitHub
built on KDE and Qt, so your applications keep working underneath
automated checks on every change, then daily use on the devices we own
04 / GOOD INPUT STUDIO
Websites, local visibility, design support, and small software. Studio is where we do that work for others.
GOOD INPUT STUDIOExplore StudioCONTACT / 15-MINUTE CALL
MINNESOTA / WORKING ANYWHERE
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