Guides and deep-dives on TPT Solutions open source projects — what they do, how to use them, and how to contribute.
TPT Healthcare NZ is a free, open source practice management system for small New Zealand clinics. Built in the open so any provider can self-host, customise, and contribute.
Read more →Three open-source projects that cover the full spectrum of AI compute: a vendor-agnostic GPU platform, a lean desktop LLM runtime, and a compiler that targets FPGAs, analog circuits, and microcontroller swarms.
Read more →tpt-gpu is a vendor-agnostic GPU compute platform built in Rust and C++. Its headline feature is TPT Script — a statically-typed language with around 200 operations and machine-readable metadata, designed to fit inside an LLM context window without truncation.
Read more →tpt-spark runs GGUF language models on your desktop without a daemon, without HTTP round-trips, and without Python. Built in Rust and Tauri, it is a single binary with zero-copy model loading and real-time token streaming — fully offline by design.
Read more →tpt-crucible compiles standard AI models to non-GPU hardware: FPGAs, analog circuits, and swarms of microcontrollers. It takes GGUF, ONNX, PyTorch, and TensorFlow models as inputs and produces firmware binaries, RTL bitstreams, and SPICE netlists — all from a single compilation run.
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