Clinical workflow software for community health providers. Regulated, unglamorous, and load-bearing — the software people use on their worst day at work.
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Managed Postgres with branching, point-in-time restore, and a CLI people actually enjoy. We are profitable, bootstrapped, and about forty people across nine time zones.
Product analytics that does not require a data team to operate. Privacy-first by design: no third-party cookies, no cross-site identity graph, full self-host option.
An internal developer platform you install rather than adopt. Kubernetes underneath, a paved road on top, and an escape hatch at every layer.
Real-time 3D for the browser: a renderer, an asset pipeline, and an editor. Graphics-heavy work, WebGPU-first, with a bias toward reading the spec over guessing.
A systems shop building a Rust runtime for edge workloads. Small, senior, and deliberately slow-growing — we would rather ship one correct thing than five approximate ones.
Managed streaming pipelines for teams that outgrew cron jobs but do not want to run Kafka. Remote-first since founding, with a written-communication culture and no core hours.
Climate and flood-risk data for insurers and planners. Half the team are scientists, half are engineers, and the interesting work happens where those two argue.
We maintain an open-source design system used by several thousand teams, and sell the tooling and support around it. Everything we build ships publicly first.
Payments infrastructure for marketplaces: ledgers, payouts, and reconciliation that survive an audit. Correctness is the product, so we hire people who like invariants.
Supply-chain security tooling for build pipelines. We publish our detection rules openly and are funded by enterprise support rather than by hoarding signatures.
A small consultancy that rescues stalled platform migrations. Client work, four-day weeks, and an unusual amount of writing.