A code editor built for pair-programming with AI. Write, edit, and debug with a model that has read your entire codebase and still cannot find the bug you introduced last Tuesday.

Docs, wikis, databases, and project management in one place. Used by companies who want to feel organised before realising the problem is the meetings.

Project management software that is fast, opinionated, and beloved by engineers who have filed a bug report in Jira and survived.

Replace Spotlight with something that actually works. Integrates with GitHub, Linear, Notion, and approximately 400 other tools you use to avoid doing work.

A compact mechanical keyboard with wireless connectivity, hot-swappable switches, and the satisfying sound of someone who takes their productivity seriously.

An ergonomic mouse with near-silent clicks, 8K DPI sensor, and multi-device support. Designed for people who spend 9 hours a day making their computer do things.

Studio-quality lighting for video calls, streaming, and looking more awake than you are. App-controlled. Judged necessary by anyone who has seen their Teams thumbnail.

Free, rigorous machine learning education that starts with code before theory. The opposite pedagogical approach from your university, which started with theory and ended with nothing.

Math, science, and computer science courses built around active problem-solving. For people who want to understand how things work and not just prompt an AI to explain it.

A history of the digital revolution tracing how scientists, hackers, and entrepreneurs created the computer and internet. Useful context for understanding why everything is broken.

In-depth study of history's greatest entrepreneurs through their own writings. Episodes average two hours. Listeners describe it as "humbling" and "why am I like this."

Website analytics without cookies, GDPR headaches, or the sensation of being watched. Shows you what pages people read and nothing else, which is probably enough.

Transactional email API built for modern applications. Simple, fast, and designed by people who have used SendGrid and wanted to apologise.

One of the most important pieces of internet infrastructure, available for free to individuals with the audacity to have a website.