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KZ-01DatasheetRev 1.02026-09-24
Software developer · Computer engineering
I build Windows software for disks and local networks — tools that check twice, keep your data on your machine, and state plainly what they cannot prove.
Inspect the workor type /
Five shipped products, two domains. Each one is its own page — with releases, downloads, specifications and the limits it documents about itself.
A disk workstation that identifies every device, remembers what it has seen, tests without writing — and refuses to touch anything it cannot positively identify.
Agents on every test PC record each drive's health daily, queue while the server is away, and bring the history together in one searchable desktop view — keyed by serial number.
A single portable EXE that prepares many non-system disks at once — GPT, one NTFS partition, verified afterwards — while locking every disk Windows depends on.
A local-first IPv4 scanner that shows devices the moment they answer, keeps unknown devices visible, and explains the evidence behind every classification.
One temporary QR code, then files and text move directly between a Windows PC and a phone browser — no phone app, account, cloud storage or telemetry.
Reserved — future block
Not a manifesto. These are behaviours the products already document — each one linked to where it is written down.
When identity is ambiguous, the answer is no. A target is re-identified immediately before every write, and a drive letter alone never selects a disk.
No accounts, no cloud relay, no telemetry. Scan results stay on the machine, transfers stay on the LAN, and an update check carries a version number — nothing else.
An open port is not proof of a device type. A missing reading is reported as unavailable, not guessed. Trends are shown as trends — never extrapolated into predictions.
Known limitations ship with every release. Where something has not been verified on real hardware, the documentation says so — and so does the application, at the moment it matters.
Technologies and techniques, filled in only where a product’s own documentation says it uses them.
| Part | ODC | OQF | DLG | SSW | LDP | WEB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Platform & runtime | ||||||
| Windows desktop, x64 | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | OZFA Quick Formatter: Documented in product | DiskLedger: Documented in product | SightSweep: Documented in product | LanternDrop: Documented in product | |
| .NET, self-containedruntime ships inside the download | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | SightSweep: Documented in product | ||||
| C# · WinForms · .NET Framework 4.8 | OZFA Quick Formatter: Documented in product | |||||
| WPF | DiskLedger: Documented in product | |||||
| Windows servicesbackground agent and server | DiskLedger: Documented in product | |||||
| SQLitelocal history store | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | |||||
| Storage | ||||||
| WMI provider integrationHard Disk Sentinel Professional | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | DiskLedger: Documented in product | ||||
| SMART attribute analysis | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | |||||
| ATA / NVMe pass-throughsecure erase, sanitize, format | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | |||||
| GPT partitioning · NTFS format | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | OZFA Quick Formatter: Documented in product | ||||
| Physical-disk identity resolution | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | OZFA Quick Formatter: Documented in product | DiskLedger: Documented in product | |||
| Networking | ||||||
| ARP · ICMP · bounded TCP discovery | SightSweep: Documented in product | |||||
| ONVIF WS-Discovery · RTSP evidence | SightSweep: Documented in product | |||||
| Local HTTP server · HTTP Range | LanternDrop: Documented in product | |||||
| QR-code session pairing | LanternDrop: Documented in product | |||||
| LAN client/server sync · offline queue | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | DiskLedger: Documented in product | ||||
| Delivery & quality | ||||||
| SHA-256 release checksums | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | OZFA Quick Formatter: Documented in product | DiskLedger: Documented in product | SightSweep: Documented in product | LanternDrop: Documented in product | |
| GitHub Releases update checks | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | OZFA Quick Formatter: Documented in product | DiskLedger: Documented in product | SightSweep: Documented in product | LanternDrop: Documented in product | |
| Reports · PDF / JSON / CSV | OZFA Disk Control: Documented in product | SightSweep: Documented in product | ||||
| Localization EN / TR / AR · RTL | SightSweep: Documented in product | |||||
| Reduced-motion & theme support | LanternDrop: Documented in product | klowzy.com: Documented in product | ||||
| PowerShell deployment tooling | DiskLedger: Documented in product | |||||
| Web — this site | ||||||
| Astro · static generation | klowzy.com: Documented in product | |||||
| TypeScript | klowzy.com: Documented in product | |||||
| WebGL2 · hand-written renderer | klowzy.com: Documented in product | |||||
Documented in product · Source: each product’s README, release notes and changelog.
The systems running this page, and live signals from the public repositories. Everything is measured in your browser and sent nowhere.
The shell on this page. Completion, history, a session that survives navigation, and commands that drive the rest of the site.
The block diagram. A hand-written WebGL2 renderer — no engine, three draw calls, one shader for every signal pulse. It draws only while something is moving.
Measured in your browser with standard performance APIs. Nothing is collected.
Most recently pushed public repositories, read live from the GitHub API.
Product questions and bug reports go to each product’s repository. Everything else — the channels below.