You're the PM. Seventeen AI teammates do the rest — and every one of them shows their work.
runs on your machine · your repos · your Claude subscription
Your team of one — all seventeen of them. Click any teammate in the app to see what they're doing, what's in their inbox, and what they can do next.
Feedback, crashes, store reviews, and test findings stream in as evidence. The team classifies, plans, fixes, tests, reviews, ships, and watches production — around the clock, including a scheduled night shift on your own hardware. Everything that needs a human lands in one place: Your Desk, a decision queue ordered by weight, not recency.
The best sentence in the product is on Your Desk when it's empty: “Nothing needs you.” The team is working. Go live your life.
Mark feedback “will fix” or an idea “build this” — a developer agent claims it, implements it in your repo, opens the PR, and writes the result back. The queue drains; nothing is done twice.
Agents plan routes from your source and drive the real app — web, mobile, desktop — plus recorded tests, guard tests on every fix, mutation testing, and nightly regression verdicts against pinned baselines.
Every open PR gets an advisory review against your own coding conventions. Findings only — merging is always your click.
Deterministic alert rules watch every environment and page you with evidence attached. Incidents are declared by you, never by an automation — and each one shows the deploy that preceded it.
Milestones show a delivery pace only when there's measured shipping history behind it. No history, no date — scope instead of fiction.
From a user's complaint to the feature, the PR, the review, the guard test, the deploy, and the incident it may have caused — one chain, with every missing link stated.
AI teams fail when they make things up. This one is built on four rules that hold everywhere:
Windows desktop app. Your repos, your machine, your Claude subscription — nothing leaves home that you didn't send.