Cremecore
Lightweight fan controller and telemetry daemon for HP Omen and Victus laptops. Built natively in Rust with a Freya GUI, freeing users from running the heavyweight vendor Gaming Hub software.
I'm Ashe, I build tiny, bloatfree desktop utilities for Windows in Rust and C# (.NET 9 Native AOT).
All of my software ! my little creme childrens.
Lightweight fan controller and telemetry daemon for HP Omen and Victus laptops. Built natively in Rust with a Freya GUI, freeing users from running the heavyweight vendor Gaming Hub software.
SteelSeries Sonar annihilator. Automatically purges and disables intrusive Sonar virtual audio endpoints on boot in 3 seconds flat, then terminates completely. 0 MB idle RAM footprint.
Transparent, click-through desktop lyric overlay for Windows. Hooks seamlessly into Pear Desktop and Tuna to auto-scroll synchronized lyrics across music playback with zero window occlusion.
Lightweight audio utility with integrated neural noise cancellation, real-time voice shaping, and microphone utility tools built for crystal clear sound without vendor bloat.
Disciplines spanning low-level Windows APIs, firmware/EC interfaces, and native desktop systems programming.
One mini-PC runs the whole lab: a single Proxmox VE host on Debian 12, serving everything through lightweight LXC containers.
Everything on this page is served from that machine. There is no cloud host behind ashemarya.xyz — it is published straight from the lab over an encrypted Cloudflare Tunnel, with no inbound router ports open.
Whether you have ideas for the Creme suite, want to talk about hardware hacking on HP EC controllers, or discuss low-level systems programming in Rust and C#: