§ 01byteveda

Fast tools
for high-performance
systems.

rust cores. ergonomic bindings.

ByteVeda builds libraries with Rust cores and ergonomic bindings for Python, Java, and beyond — so you get native speed without giving up the language you already ship in.

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pip install taskitopip install paperjampip install reclinkpip install dagron

FIG.0 — the engine

§ 02about

Tools built for engineers
who care about speed.

a small, independent engineering group

ByteVeda writes the kinds of libraries we wished existed when we were building our own systems — fast cores, clean APIs, and no hidden agenda.

No. I
Performance by default
Hot paths are written in Rust. No JIT gymnastics, no mystery slowdowns — just predictable, measurable speed.
No. II
Ergonomic where it matters
Systems languages for the engine, high-level bindings for the surface. Use the language your team already ships in.
No. III
No strings attached
MIT or Apache-2.0. No dual-licensing, no open-core traps. Read the source, fork it, ship it.

§ 03releases

Recent releases

latest tagged builds from the org

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§ 04community

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Fast tools
for high-performance
systems.

Tools built for engineers
who care about speed.

Performance by default

Ergonomic where it matters

No strings attached

Recent releases

dagron v0.1.1

dagron v0.1.0

taskito v0.12.1

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