Most software rents you access to your own work. We build the opposite.
Three filters decide what we build and how we build it. A product doesn't earn a place in the portfolio until it clears all three — regardless of how promising the idea is otherwise.
Local-first
Computation happens on your machine wherever that's possible. When it can't, only the smallest necessary piece of information crosses the boundary — never the raw source. A screen recording, a document, a voice note: these stay where you made them unless there's genuinely no other way to get the result you need.
Privacy-first
Your documents, recordings, and conversations are the product of your work, not training data or analytics fuel. What you create is yours to keep, export, and delete — and we design for that from the first line of code, not as a policy bolted on afterward.
Priced to be owned
In price-sensitive markets — the ones we build for first — ownership matters as much as capability. We favour licensing you can hold onto over subscriptions that quietly meter your access, so a tool you rely on doesn't disappear the month you can't pay for it.
None of this is a promise we make once and forget. It's the standard every product in the portfolio is checked against before it ships, and again before it earns a permanent place here.
See it in the products
Every product in the portfolio is a different application of the same three filters.