More open doors.
Books, school supplies, computers, visiting educators, and learning opportunities that stretched school budgets can’t always reach.
THE PURPOSE AND THE POSSIBILITIES
Imaginative software. Lasting creative freedom.
A little good sent back into the world.
We make software for the spark of an idea, the work of every day, and the joy of making something mean something.
Jasper Shepsky Sound Labs is an independent creative software workshop in Hoodsport, Washington. We want the tools we build to help people make music, explore, learn, solve problems, and enjoy what they do.
Our purpose carries beyond the software. Sales will help support selected charities and community causes—connecting useful tools with meaningful work in the world around us.
A SIMPLE BELIEF ABOUT SOFTWARE OWNERSHIP
Your creative life shouldn’t depend on keeping a subscription alive.
When you buy our software, your copy is yours to keep and use. No recurring subscription. No transfer fee. If it’s time to pass your copy to someone else, you can do that without an approval process with us.
WHERE THE GOOD CAN GO
Our support will follow practical, nonpartisan work. Selected charities and causes will change over time; our focus is education, the environment, animal welfare, and stronger communities.

Books, school supplies, computers, visiting educators, and learning opportunities that stretched school budgets can’t always reach.
Beach cleanups, natural habitat restoration, and the local groups doing the patient, hands-on work of caring for our environment.
Animal welfare and community-led efforts that protect, restore, and support the places and lives we share.
LET’S BUILD SOMETHING TOGETHER
A rural classroom. A community project. An idea that needs a little technical help.
We’d love to explore building software and tools with school districts, tribes, nonprofits, environmental groups, and community or cultural restoration efforts.
Tell us what you’re working toward, who it would help, and what’s getting in the way. We can talk through the possibilities together.
For rural schools, that could mean new creative or technical learning tools, access to expertise, or opportunities that help local talent grow—and stay rooted in its community.
OUR HEAD OF HAPPY ACCIDENTS......
AND SOME NOT SO HAPPY ACCIDENTS.
Meet Jasper the Shepsky, half German Shepherd, half Husky, two dogs I never really wanted, all wrapped up into one. Now I don’t know how I ever lived without him.
Don’t let his one beautiful eye fool you. He’s quite the monster.
His favorite things are anything I’m eating, licking everything, belly rubs, and tossing his toys up into the air, including into the fish bowl.
IDEAS START WITH A CONVERSATION
Questions about a tool? A project in mind? A community we could help? We’d love to hear from you.