✨ QRaway HUD
A New Interface for a New Kind of Work
Most interfaces today are cosmetic. Icons. Animations. Layers.
They look nice — but they waste your time.
HUD is not about aesthetics. It’s about action.
This is a soft-button control surface, designed from the ground up for touch, speed, and focus — with no icons, no menus, no visual fluff.
Originally built for QRaway — a system that runs everything from profiles and digital stores to media hubs and booking engines — this interface does one thing incredibly well:
👉 It gets you where you need to go. Fast.
🎯 Not an Interface. A Work Environment.
HUD is not a launcher.
Not a dashboard. Not a gimmick.
It’s a layer of control that turns your screen — any screen — into a living, task-based environment.
You don’t click apps. You don’t “navigate.”
You trigger.
You act.
Whether you’re running a site, deploying code, pulling logs, editing a stream, or just updating a banner — your HUD is the toolbelt, not the toolbox.
Built for clarity.
Built for fingers.
Built for momentum.
🛠 Tailored for Task — and Built to Adapt
Forget "icons that open apps."
This isn’t a launcher. It’s a live surface for work.
HUDs are assembled around what you need to do — not what a designer thinks you might.
Want to open a server log?
Your HUD has a Log button — no terminal, no sudo, no typing.
You press the machine name → then "Open Logs" → and it’s there.
Every HUD is a context — not a screen.
And every button is a trigger — not a toy.
No icons. No navigation. Just actions.
You don’t customize the look.
You build how it works — or we build it with you.
🧱 For Builders Who Are Tired of Menus
QRaway HUD isn’t a UI framework — it’s a control layer.
You don’t design around it. You plug into it.
Want a button to tail a log?
You assign a local command to a trigger.
Want a panel to show metrics?
You mount a real-time feed to the display container.
Every HUD is a workspace.
Every action is live.
No clicks wasted. No steps added.
This is what efficient feels like.
🧠 Inspired by LCARS. But Evolved.
HUD draws from the clarity and discipline of LCARS (Star Trek’s legendary interface).
But it doesn’t live on a bridge — it lives on your screen.
It’s dynamic. It’s scalable.
It’s built to fit anything from a single iPad to a 40" studio panel.
And unlike most UIs, it doesn’t get in the way of your content — it makes room for it.
Videos, dashboards, timelines — they live under or alongside your HUD.
The interface doesn't compete with your work.
It serves it.
🖥 Ideal for Linux. And Built to Travel.
HUD was made for the real world — where terminals are clunky, and mouse-clicking through menus feels like penance.
That’s why it thrives on Linux — where so much power is hidden behind commands, but no one bothers to build beautiful ways to reach it.
Now you can.
Turn your Linux station into a mission panel — not a glorified desktop.
And when you’re done?
Close the HUD.
You're still in your environment.
We never took over. You never left.
⚙️ Launch Your Own HUD
Build one.
Clone one.
Or tell us what you need — and we’ll assemble a working prototype around your workflow.
This isn’t UX.
It’s command architecture.
📡 Time to bring your workspace online.
