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Bootstrapped. No VC. We create open source tools to solve real problems and selectively partner with teams building meaningful things.
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We create tools and ship them in the open. From AI runtimes to deployment tools — if we need it, we build it and share it.
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Building in public. Sharing what we learn.

TypeTab 1.0.0: On-Device Autocomplete for Your Whole Mac — Finish Every Sentence Before You Type It
We built TypeTab because typing is still the slowest part of using a computer. On-device autocomplete that finishes your sentences in every Mac app — Tab for the next word, Ctrl+E for the line. No cloud, no account, nothing leaves your Mac. $49 once — 50% off at launch.

Vext 1.2.0: Two-Pass Diarization, a Self-Healing Event Tap, and Five Languages
The engineering counterpart to the Vext 1.2.0 announcement. Why streaming diarization alone collapses fast back-and-forth, why we removed Apple's echo-cancellation API instead of fighting it, and how a global event tap can lie about being enabled after sleep.

Octocode 0.15.0: Local-First by Default, Hybrid Search Everywhere
Octocode 0.15.0 flips hybrid search and reranking on by default, ships a local model stack that needs zero API keys, and makes structural grep smarter about the patterns LLMs get wrong.