You own something end to end
There's no layer of people between you and what you're building. You'll talk to creators, read the traces, and ship the fix yourself.
Careers
We're a small team shipping an AI co-founder, the memory it runs on, and the community and commerce surfaces around it. The interesting problems here are ownership problems.
5 roles open
These are all genuinely open. We don't post roles we aren't hiring for. If nothing fits but you think you should be here, write anyway.
Next.js and NestJS across communities, micro-apps and publishing, including the approval pipeline that has to stay exactly-once under real network conditions.
Remote, US or EU overlapFull-time
The foundations under everything: multi-tenant isolation, secrets and key handling, observability, and the deploy pipeline. You'll set the bar the rest of us build to.
Remote, US or EU overlapFull-time
There's no layer of people between you and what you're building. You'll talk to creators, read the traces, and ship the fix yourself.
Five things a creator can rely on beats thirty they have to check. Saying no to scope is part of everyone's job here, not just the founders'.
Decisions live in documents with the reasoning attached, so a call made in August still makes sense in March. If it isn't written down, it isn't decided.
Nothing reaches an audience without a person approving that exact version. If a feature can't be built inside that constraint, we don't build it.
01
A short note and something you've built. No cover letter, and we don't need a full CV to start talking.
02
45 minutes with someone who does the work. What you want to build, what we're building, whether those overlap.
03
A paid exercise from our actual backlog, or a walkthrough of something you've already shipped. Your call, and it's never unpaid spec work.
04
You meet the rest of the team. We make an offer or we don't, and either way you hear why within two days.
Tell us what you'd want to own and point at something you've built. We've opened roles off the back of a good note more than once.