ANVILNINE

Independent developer tools, built in Manila.

Anvil Nine is run by Zonily Jame in Manila. Keeping it a solo operation means every tool stays lean, purposeful, and free from corporate bloat.

Each tool does one job well, relies on minimal dependencies, and includes an MCP server so coding agents like Claude and Cursor can run it directly.

Crit Alarm is open source and self-hosted, with an official managed SaaS version on the way. NameScout is live for instant browser lookups, with accounts and MCP integration coming soon. Mobrev is in closed beta.

The tools

Current and upcoming projects in the forge.

critalarm.app
The Crit Alarm homepage: a phone ringing a critical alert for a downed primary database, with an Acknowledge button and a Snooze 10 min button under it

Crit Alarm

Your server pages you. Even at 3am.

No MCP server yet.

SELF-HOST · MIT (SAAS SOON)

artifacts.example.com
The Dropkiln web UI: a drop-to-publish zone above a searchable list of published artifacts grouped by project

Dropkiln

Publish artifacts on your own domain.

Publish artifacts directly from AI agents.

SELF-HOST · MIT (SAAS SOON)

namescout.app
The NameScout homepage: a single search box that checks 7 domain endings and 26 platforms at once

NameScout

Check a name before you commit to it.

MCP server & API keys coming soon.

HOSTED · LIVE (MCP SOON)

mobrev.app
The Mobrev homepage: paste an App Store or Google Play URL to get a release retro, with a sample retro card delivered to Slack

Mobrev

Automated store review summaries for mobile apps.

Allows agents to query past retrospectives.

HOSTED · CLOSED BETA

Founder

zonilyjame.dev ↗

Code

github.com/anvilnine ↗

Contact

hello@anvilnine.com