Laurence Molloy

Well done on the launch. Awesome idea. Identifies a gap in servicing a user's needs / pain point and solves it. I'm developing something on the same principles ATM that may get a formal release announcement some day.

Well done on the launch — this is a genuinely interesting project, and the workflow aligns closely with how I approach agentic development myself. I also noticed the SOC 2 audit and the emphasis on keeping everything within the local development environment, which is reassuring. One question I had relates to data handling during LLM processing: what information, if any, leaves the local...

If this is true auto curation of documentation then it will be awesome. Documentation has become so much more important in the age of AI Agents as a means of keeping them grounded in the reality of the codebase that they work within.

Well done on this release. This looks very interesting. I've always believed that we should be running agents as we would run a development, and that means working on a specification to work against first of all - I also believe agents should be collaborating with you on that specification and critiquing it as well. Does your system also do that as well (run through the full SDLC process) or...

Awesome. I love it. Also like the simplicity of use. One question... do you have any plans to perhaps offer different styles as well as (perhaps) colour or will it always be rooted in line drawings?

Great idea, this. I've been thinking about building something like this for a while. What are the edge cases here, I wonder? The false positive situations where a one-click check-in can be innocently missed? For instance, elderly relative has memory problems (quite common) and left phone on silent, or accidentally switched it into that mode. I'm not even elderly - I've the memory of a goldfish...

I love this idea. It reminds me of a time when I wanted to build true interactivity into a presentation - Powerpoint is sooo missing a trick there. I almost wanted to crack open a kids coding tool (Scratch) and use that. It would have been so funny to be talking to a room full of suits with kids tech on the screen. What has the investor feedback on this been like?