Also building
Fledgeling is the suite I build in the open. These are the other tools I’ve built along the way, mostly to scratch a real itch of my own: a Mac that runs cool, AI accounts that never hit a wall, an honest coding benchmark, and a place to ship product.
Your Mac's quiet watchdog for runaway apps and browser tabs. It watches the heavy processes, asks an AI you already pay for whether each one is a real problem or just normal work, then closes it or checks with you first. Either way it tells you, in plain English, what the culprit was doing.
Run several Claude accounts across your projects without ever hitting a usage wall. A local daemon routes every claude through the right account, switches before a limit lands, reserves headroom for whoever's sharing, and fails over to another model when they're all spent. The session just keeps going.
Know which AI actually builds your software best. A private, re-runnable benchmark that scores the leading coding models on real production work, under your own subscriptions, and reports how long each took, what it cost, and how reliably it shipped. A leaderboard built on the work you actually do.
A local-first operating system for a small software company. The operator side, running the business: the vault, the drive, the inbox, the wiki and the specs, connected and yours. The warm room of the same building.
The build side. Point it at a real React codebase and it keeps the three things that always drift apart, the plan, the design system and the shipping code, in one continuous loop: Plan, Prototype, Make.
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