Tools for people who make things.

HyperCard for the AI era. Describe a workflow in plain language and get a kit: a small, self-contained automation that runs on your machine, on your data, with permissions you can read. Cloud later, if you want it.

• ■Local-first. SQLite on your disk, not someone's cluster.
• ■Works with the agent you already use, over MCP.
• ■Vibescript for when you want to see the gears.

The fastest way to review code. AI writes it now; Rip is the editor for the humans who read it. Opens a 200k-line file in 41ms, renders diffs and Markdown like they matter, and never phones home.

• ■Built-in PR review with inline comments.
• ■Live Markdown and Mermaid, GitHub-flavored.
• ■Free 60-day trial. $19.99 at launch, once.

A new way to think about math: learn it by touching it. Write a worksheet, then drag a number and watch every answer, curve, and surface move with it. Intuition grows as you play.

• ■Interactive 2D plots and 3D surfaces you can spin.
• ■Scrub any value, drag geometry, transform a matrix.
• ■Units, calculus, and matrices in plain language.

Encrypted, deduplicated backups for your Mac. Back up to an external drive, a folder on your Mac, Google Drive, or any S3-compatible storage, on a schedule, in the background. Restore any snapshot to a new folder.

• ■Encrypted and deduplicated, built for Apple silicon.
• ■Runs on schedule, even while the app is closed.
• ■A bundled CLI that shares the same config.