A software factory that starts by interviewing you. Strataglyph asks your team the questions, keeps every answer in a specification anyone can read, and builds the code from it with AI agents on your own machines. Change the specification and the code follows. In private beta.

A new CAD kernel, written from scratch so that changing your mind doesn't break your model. References follow the design through edits, a failed operation leaves the model untouched and says what went wrong, and results are identical on every machine. Built by AI agents from a Piton specification. In development.

CAD for the curious. A parametric mechanical CAD application for Windows, macOS, and Linux that works offline, keeps your files local, and comes with a perpetual license that's actually yours. Currently in closed alpha.

A programming language for agentic development. The thesis is that every language has been an abstraction over the layer beneath it. Piton treats the agent as the next compiler; we keep the taste, thinking, describing, and constraining to humans, letting go of the manual labour and leaving the agent to produce the next generation of compiled artifact.

An IDE for agentic software development with Piton. More than an editor, it's the whole workflow: write the spec, prompt against it, build, and check where the code has drifted from what was described.

Food delivery on Koh Tao, Thailand. Every restaurant, every menu, everything to eat on the island: prices, dietary filters, and ordering direct from each restaurant. For restaurant owners: AI-managed menus and menu item previews, so what's on the menu matches what's in the kitchen.

An ultralight truck camper for adventure, travel, and living. Lightweight, tough, simple: 250lbs of aircraft-grade aluminum and rip-resistant fabric, designed to be fixed. Anywhere.

A management platform for dive shops that knows when to stop. It covers what a shop actually needs, and not much else.

A 1984 junkyard box truck becoming a cyberpunk overland tiny home, built from the frame up in an off-grid desert shop. Welding, fiberglass, a roof, an attic, and well over a year of it so far.

Building things and then driving them somewhere remote. Off-grid builds, a bus conversion, and trips like Arizona to NYC off-road on a 20-year-old KTM, or the Trans-Taiga chasing the northern lights.

Every weather app seems to be an ad platform that occasionally (eventually, once the page loads) shows the weather. We built the opposite; highly detailed graphs and tables for multiple locations, pages that load quickly, and no ads.

A prototype of a configurable comparison tool. 33 adventure bikes compared by power-to-weight, torque-to-weight, fuel economy, mechanical complexity, and maintenance, with the end goal of finding the perfect motorcycle. I know… a clearly misguided endeavour.

A recurring expense manager laid out like a recording studio's mixing desk. Every subscription and bill gets its own track to mute, solo, and mix, with the goal of turning the volume down a little.