taoquo.com

Personal site · 2026

taoquo

Two tools for reading closely and writing clearly.

I build and maintain both of them: trove for what you save, folio for what you hand over. They share one language — warm paper, a serif, a single line of cinnabar.

01App

trove

Everything you save on X, kept on your own disk.

trove pulls your X bookmarks into a local library you actually own. Tag them, search them, read them offline — no cloud account, no feed, and nothing lost when a platform changes its mind.

  • Syncs bookmarks and threads out of X
  • Tags, full-text search, offline reading
  • Plain files on disk — yours to export or move
trove's library: bookmarks in a two-column grid, each with author, text and tags such as design and research.
Fig. 1 — All bookmarks, tagged and searchable.

02System

folio

From rough notes to a document you can hand over.

folio is a typesetting system for the things that have to be finished: one-pagers, reports, letters, decks, long reads. One source carries through PDF, PPTX, slides and the web, so hierarchy and spacing survive the export.

  • One-pagers, reports, letters, slide decks
  • PDF, PPTX, slides and web from one source
  • Warm paper, serif hierarchy, one cinnabar accent
A folio slide: a serif heading, three bullet points and a cinnabar-accented callout beside a loop diagram.
Fig. 2 — One slide: heading, points, diagram.

03About

One person, two tools, one page.

taoquo is a one-person studio. I design and build the products, the documents and the sites around them — which is why trove and folio share a page, a serif and a single accent colour instead of merely matching logos.

New work goes up here when it is finished. Nothing on this page is a roadmap.