Observed arrival · 2026-10-25
C-Point Labs: software with a second voice
Independent software engineer Maarten Tolhuijs presents Orduno, a group-order tool for print shops, and Chess Console, which pairs chess-engine analysis with AI explanations.
- For
- Print shops organizing group clothing orders and chess players studying positions
- Worth noticing
- The maker traces C-Point’s name to counterpoint, which he studied at the conservatory in Alkmaar.
Field notes
Orduno’s workflow starts with customers choosing and paying through one link; the supplier then reviews confirmed payments before preparing product totals and individual packing lists. Chess Console is presented as a separate project pairing Stockfish with AI explanations, and the homepage says it is in limited pre-access. Tolhuijs connects the C-Point name to counterpoint, which he studied at the conservatory in Alkmaar.
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