Small products, clear jobs.
I’m Bi Quanneng, an independent developer. BIQN is the public home for my work — the products I ship, the tools I keep free, and the code I build in the open.
I work across product design, application development, AI workflows, infrastructure, and distribution — the whole path from an idea to something people can actually use. I prefer small, focused software with a clear job, honest limits, and as little friction as possible.
Some ideas become products. Some stay free. Some are open source. The common thread is practical software built around real work — tools that do one thing well and respect the person using them: no accounts where avoidable, no data collection by default, no features that don’t serve the core workflow.
Current lineup
Project-based AI video creation, one shot at a time. Plan and generate short videos with reusable characters, reference assets, and clearer control over generation costs.
A Chrome extension that backs up finalized Google Search Console data to your own Google Drive, preserving search history beyond the native 16-month window. No servers, no third-party storage, no data collection.
An open-source, local-first browser extension for saving, searching, and copying reusable code snippets. Released under MPL-2.0 — currently in early development.