We build open source developer tools for the problems everyone has but nobody fixes. AI where it actually helps. Simplicity by design. No bullshit, no bloat, no VC-funded feature soup.
The first agentic Git interface. Talk to your version control. Shadow branch runs parallel to your work — rebases, resolves conflicts, squashes commits. You just accept or reject. Like Copilot, but for Git itself.
Your digital junk drawer, finally organized. Tables for the data too important to lose, too small for a real system. No AI, no bloat, no Notion.
We found another problem that pisses us off. Building the fix. Same philosophy. Different pain.
We don't ask "how do we use AI?" We ask "what's broken and can AI finally fix it?" Every tool starts with a real problem someone actually felt. No solutions looking for problems.
AI doesn't make it special. The problem-solving makes it special. AI is used surgically — where it collapses real complexity, not slapped on as a feature to justify a pricing tier.
Developers shouldn't trust tools they can't inspect. Everything we build is open source, local-first, LLM-agnostic. Your data stays yours. Always.
developer tools have been getting worse for years.
every product adds ten features to justify its price.
every note app becomes a project manager.
every terminal gets a subscription.
every git gui looks like it was designed by a committee
who never actually used git.
and now everyone's adding AI to everything,
calling it innovation, raising a series B,
and shipping the same broken experience with a chatbot bolted on.
we're done waiting for someone else to fix it.
join developers who are done with the bloat.
early access, updates, and first look at everything we ship.