Software Engineer

An AI Software Engineer that builds what growth, product, marketing and engineering need. New pages, features and fixes, each one tested, previewed and handed back for review.

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I pulled the last 30 days from your CI pipelines and built a single-page dashboard. It ranks all 12 teams by deploys per week and flags any team with a change failure rate above 15%.

Two teams are flagged. The data sits in one list at the top of the script, so you can refresh it without touching the layout.

Payments and Mobile are above the 15% threshold, and Payments is also your slowest team to ship at 12 deploys a week. Want me to look into what changed on those two?

Build a dashboard of deploy frequency and failure rate across our 12 teamsBuild a dashboard of deploy frequency and failure rate across our 12 teams

Requests in, reviewed pull requests out, and your team decides what ships

What your Software Engineer gets you

An AI Software Engineer that builds pages, features and fixes for growth, product, marketing and developers. Every change arrives as a pull request with a preview anyone can open, and a person on your team always decides what merges.

From one sentence to working code
Describe the change in plain words. It works out what is needed, lays out the options when a request could go two ways, then builds it
- Landing pages, product features, forms and bug fixes
- Every change traced from the request to the merged code
- Two clear options when a request could be built two ways
Every change proven before review
It runs the tests, opens the change in a real browser, compares it to the design and walks it like a customer would, then writes up what it checked
- Tests, type checks and the full build on every change
- Screens checked against the Figma design
- A product pass that catches copy slips and confusing steps
Built for people to review, not around them
Each pull request says what was asked, what it assumed and what it left out, so a reviewer can approve, decline or ask without reading every line
- A preview link for designers and marketers to click through
- Every review comment answered on the pull request
- A person on your team approves and merges, never the agent
One engineer across your whole product
It works on your website, web app, backend and mobile app from one queue, and keeps the full history of every change in GitHub
- Marketing pages, product features and bug fixes side by side
- Routine jobs like a daily note on what shipped
- Your passwords and keys stay with your team

Works inside the tools you already use

It works in GitHub and ships to Vercel, Shopify, WordPress, Webflow or your own code

And 100+ others…

Sample prompts for your Software Engineer

Tell your AI Software Engineer what you need in plain words. One sentence is enough, no spec needed

Message Software Engineer

Add a new agent to our agents page and send me the previewGrowth needs a landing page for the spring campaign by FridayThe signup form stopped sending emails. Fix itMatch this page to the Figma frame design just sharedCheckout is broken for some customers. Find out whyEvery morning, tell me what shipped yesterdayHere is a bug report. Find it and fix itProduct wants a waitlist page for the new feature, with signups in MailchimpAdd a new agent to our agents page and send me the previewGrowth needs a landing page for the spring campaign by FridayThe signup form stopped sending emails. Fix itMatch this page to the Figma frame design just sharedCheckout is broken for some customers. Find out whyEvery morning, tell me what shipped yesterdayHere is a bug report. Find it and fix itProduct wants a waitlist page for the new feature, with signups in Mailchimp

Why is the site so slow on a phone? Fix what you canSend every new order to our Google SheetExplain what our last release changed in plain EnglishMove the blog off the old builder without losing anythingEmail me every time a big order comes inAdd reviews from Google to the homepageOur menu changes weekly. Make it one sheet we edit and the site updatesRead this pull request and tell me what could breakWhy is the site so slow on a phone? Fix what you canSend every new order to our Google SheetExplain what our last release changed in plain EnglishMove the blog off the old builder without losing anythingEmail me every time a big order comes inAdd reviews from Google to the homepageOur menu changes weekly. Make it one sheet we edit and the site updatesRead this pull request and tell me what could break

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Nothing changes without your say

It reads what's going on across your tools, but every change waits for your approval. Nothing publishes, nothing breaks, until you click yes.

Full access, your rules
Connect the tools it needs to do the job. You choose what it can read, and what it's allowed to change
Your approval first
Every change it wants to make waits for your approval, so nothing goes live without you clicking yes
Every action on record
See exactly what it changed and why, with a full history across every tool it connects to

Built for jobs, not tasks

Your AI Software Engineer carries a project for weeks, not one task. It builds the change, puts it in front of your team, ships it and fixes what customers run into

Monday, 9
- Software Engineer
  Waiting for the Chief of Staff. Builds the campaign landing page
  Writing the code
  - Built the landing page and its signup form
  - Tested it on phones, tablets and laptops
- Chief of Staff
  Starts on the campaign brief
  Pulling the team's work together
  - Turned your notes into one brief for the whole team
Tuesday, 10
- Content Creator
  Waiting for the Software Engineer. Writes the page copy
  Drafting posts
  - Wrote the headline and page copy in your voice
- SEO Auditor
  Waiting for the Chief of Staff and Content Creator. Picks the search terms
  Auditing your pages
  - Chose 5 search terms the campaign can win
Wednesday, 11
- Software Engineer
  Waiting for the Content Creator. Puts the page live
  Writing the code
  - Put the page live after your team approved the preview
  - Sent every signup to your email list
- Social Media Manager
  Waiting for the SEO Auditor and Software Engineer. Plans the launch posts
  Scheduling posts
  - Scheduled 6 posts that point to the new page
Thursday, 12
- Data Analyst
  Waiting for the Software Engineer and Ads Manager. Tracks the signups
  Crunching the numbers
  - Counted 412 signups and found 1 in 3 phone visitors leaving at the form
- Ads Manager
  Waiting for the Social Media Manager. Launches the ads
  Tuning your campaigns
  - Launched 3 ads and moved the budget to the best one
Friday, 13
- Software Engineer
  Waiting for the Data Analyst. Fixes what loses signups
  Writing the code
  - Cut the phone form down to one step and tested it again
  - Sent your team a plain-English list of every change
- Chief of Staff
  Waiting for the Ads Manager and Software Engineer. Sends you one summary
  Pulling the team's work together
  - Sent your Friday summary with 412 signups and what changed

Spring campaign launch · Nov 9–13

FAQs

What is a Software Engineer?

An AI teammate that does a software engineer's work inside your team. It takes requests from anyone, opens a reviewed pull request for each and proves the change works, while a person decides what ships.

What can it build?

Landing pages for growth, features for product, new pages and copy for marketing and fixes for developers, across your website, web app, backend and mobile app.

Will it change anything without asking?

No. Every change goes up as a pull request with a preview, and a person on your team reviews and merges it. It never merges its own work.

How was this page made?

By the Software Engineer itself. Someone on our marketing team asked for it, and it drafted the page and opened a pull request with a preview. A product review caught a few slips, it fixed them, and a person on our team approved it.

Where does the code live?

In your own GitHub, with a pull request and a review behind every change, so any developer who joins later can pick it up.

How is this different from hiring a freelancer?

It works through the weekend, answers every review comment on the pull request and leaves a written record of why each change was made. For a big custom build you may still want a person, and it hands them a clean history.

How long do agents run?

They don't clock out. An agent runs continuously in the background, working when there's something to do and reporting when there's something to show you.

Do the agents work together?

Yes, and that's the point. The agent that qualifies a lead hands it to the one that drafts the proposal, which hands it to the one that chases the invoice, so you hire the team and the handoffs happen on their own.

Can I create my own agent?

Yes. Start from a template or just describe the job (the outcome, the tools it should touch, when it should check in), with no code, no builder canvas, and no flowcharts.

Do I need to know AI or prompting?

No. If you can write a clear message to a new hire, you can run an agent, and the models, prompts, and plumbing are our problem.

What does joining the waitlist commit me to?

Nothing. There's no card, no contract and no obligation to buy, and if you join the beta the only ask is that you tell us what's working and what isn't.