We run a software company on systems we built for ourselves. Every few weeks we take one workflow that actually runs in production, package it, and open-source it — engine free forever, hosted rail free for the first people who ask. Build on it, sell it, break it.
MIT, no strings. The moat was never the code — it's the velocity that produced it.
Every drop ships with production evidence — logs, tests, timestamps. If we can't prove it, we don't post it.
Hosting, AI generation, zero-setup. The engine is yours; the convenience is the business.
Numbered, dated, open forever. Each one existed as internal tooling before it existed as a post.
Turn your GitHub PRs into playable case studies — interactive simulations of real bugs and fixes, with a canvas engine and an AI rail that goes from diff to deployed sim in about a minute. Your projects become your portfolio.
A phone-first help centre for your product from markdown in your repo. Docs ship in the same PR as the feature — a drift test fails CI when a guide names a button your app no longer has.
A nightly screenshot gallery of your entire app. Know exactly what every user on every route sees — before they email you about it.
Branded quotes, invoices and statements from a JSON payload. No design tool, no template marketplace — one call, one PDF, your logo.
Months in production inside our own products. If it didn't survive us, you never see it.
Engine on GitHub, MIT. README tested on a clean machine, timed — if it says 5 minutes, it's 5 minutes.
Reply to the drop post with your link — we run the hosted rail for the first users, free, personally.
When the replies outrun us, the hosted version gets a price. Not before.
One drop every few weeks. The engine is always free — following is how you catch the concierge window.
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