Matthew Looney
The company is an independent practice led by a hands-on software builder. Public profiles provide project histories and examples of work, while the company site focuses on its engineering and research direction.
A Connecticut-founded software company working at the intersection of engineering, research, and product imagination.
Magnexis LLC is an independent software engineering and research-and-development company established in Connecticut in 2026. Our work spans developer tools, digital experiences, applied AI experimentation, systems engineering, and defensive cybersecurity research.
We operate with a simple belief: meaningful technology starts with curiosity, disciplined engineering, and a willingness to rethink familiar assumptions.
Our public portfolio includes open-source repositories and active experiments. Some work remains at the research or prototype stage; we communicate those distinctions plainly.
Connecticut LLC formation
Research-first practice
Public engineering work
United States
Look beyond the obvious solution and make room for unexpected directions.
Performance, accessibility, architecture, and user experience all deserve attention.
Distinguish ideas from evidence, and share progress without exaggeration.
Support useful open work and document what others can build upon.
Magnexis is connected to a broader body of work by its founder, Matthew Looney. That work spans open engineering projects, systems research, and product design.
The company is an independent practice led by a hands-on software builder. Public profiles provide project histories and examples of work, while the company site focuses on its engineering and research direction.
Some source lives under the Magnexis GitHub organization; other personal work lives under theworker02 on GitHub and GitLab. The distinction helps visitors understand authorship and repository ownership.
For collaboration, engineering questions, portfolio review, or early-stage product discussions, the contact page is the starting point. We aim to scope work before making commitments.