I build tools for people who make things. No lock-in. No committees. No feature designed by a growth team. Just software that respects the work.
Most software is built for the platform, not the person. It monetizes attention, fragments ownership, and optimizes for retention over output. I build the opposite. Tools that make you more capable without making you dependent.
Music discovery for people who are tired of playlists. No algorithms. No editorial committees. Independent artists, real metadata, and a platform that makes it possible to find something you've never heard.
A writing environment built around your process, not mine. Local-first. Your files. Your structure. Revision control, resource management, and an editor that disappears when you need to think.
A notebook for audio projects, organized around what happens outside the DAW. Projects, not blank documents. Notes, build logs, and presets that survive a lost file or a stranded machine.
One product shipping, one in development, one sub-brand not yet open.