Why organizations exist.

We help freelancers spend less time on paperwork and more time on the work they love.

We help small online shops answer every customer question before it becomes a refund.

We help new developers ship their first app without fighting their tools.

We help support teams solve tickets in one reply instead of five.

We help product managers know what customers want before the roadmap meeting.

We help clinics book, remind and bill patients from one screen.

We help solo founders do their books in ten minutes a month.

We help designers hand off work that engineers can build on the first try.

We help parents see what their kids’ apps are really doing.

We help remote teams decide things without another meeting.

We help restaurants take orders online without paying a cut to the middleman.

We help teachers turn a lesson plan into an interactive class in minutes.

We help indie game studios find players before launch day.

We help people with low vision use any website without asking for help.

We help data teams answer the question behind the dashboard request.

We help hardware startups get from prototype to first thousand units.

We help podcasters understand who listens and why they stop.

We help IT teams set up a new laptop before the new hire’s first coffee.

We help musicians release songs everywhere and get paid on time.

We help nonprofits take donations online as easily as any store.

Filing taxes shouldn’t take a weekend. We do it in ten minutes.

Most software bugs are found by customers. We find them first.

Passwords get stolen every day. We make them unnecessary.

Spreadsheets break when teams grow. We give you a database anyone can use.

Invoices sit unpaid for weeks. We get freelancers paid in days.

Code reviews pile up and slow every release. We clear the queue.

Most meetings could be a message. We make the message good enough.

Cloud bills surprise every finance team. We show the cost before you deploy.

Onboarding new engineers takes months. We get them shipping in their first week.

Phone batteries die by dinner. We build chips that sip power.

Customer feedback gets lost in inboxes. We turn it into a ranked list.

Medical records are trapped in fax machines. We move them in seconds.

Most apps aren’t usable with a screen reader. We fix that at build time.

Small teams can’t afford a security staff. We watch your systems around the clock.

Product docs go stale the day they ship. We keep them in sync with the code.

Shipping labels take too many clicks. We print them in one.

Hiring engineers takes forever. We test real skills in an afternoon.

Translating an app costs a fortune. We do it as you write.

Data scattered across tools is useless. We put it in one place.

Expense reports waste everyone’s Friday. Snap the receipt and you’re done.

We make accounting software for people who work for themselves.

We build design tools for teams who ship every week.

We make the checkout that online stores add in an afternoon.

We build open-source databases for apps that need to scale.

We make smart thermostats that pay for themselves in a year.

We build scheduling software for clinics and salons.

We make the keyboard for people who code all day.

We build analytics for mobile apps that respect user privacy.

We make project tracking software for hardware teams.

We build APIs that let any app send money.

We make noise-cancelling headphones for open-plan offices.

We build the help desk for teams under fifty people.

We make survey tools that people actually finish.

We build video calling for telehealth providers.

We make e-readers with screens you can read in full sun.

We build feature-flag software for product teams.

We make inventory apps for small warehouses.

We build password managers for families.

We make the code editor for data scientists.

We build learning apps that teach coding to kids.

A world where every small business has the software big companies have.

Every student graduates knowing how to build with code.

A world where no one loses their savings to an online scam.

Every app on earth usable by people with disabilities.

A world where anyone with an idea can ship a product.

No one waits on hold to fix a simple problem.

A world where personal data belongs to the person.

Every clinic in the country running on modern software.

A world where every developer can find and fix a bug in minutes.

Every household runs on clean, smart energy.

A world where the internet is fast and affordable everywhere.

No team loses a week to a broken deploy.

A world where the best idea wins, not the loudest one.

Every rural town connected to the same tools as the city.

A world where software gets better the longer you use it.

No freelancer waits sixty days to be paid.

A world where every product is designed with its users, not for them.

Every child has a computer and a reason to use it.

A world without passwords.

Every open-source maintainer paid for the work they do.

We believe good design is a right, not a luxury, so we price it for everyone.

We believe software should explain itself, so we write the manual into the app.

We believe your data is yours, so we never sell it and never will.

We believe the best ideas come from the people closest to the problem.

We believe small teams can build big things, so we build tools for five people, not five hundred.

We believe every bug report is a gift, so we answer every one.

We believe open source makes software better, so we publish ours.

We believe fast software is respectful software, so we count every millisecond.

We believe privacy is a feature, so we build it in from the first line of code.

We believe good tools disappear, so we design ours to get out of the way.

We believe hardware should be repairable, so we publish every schematic.

We believe learning to code should feel like play, so we made it a game.

We believe the customer’s time matters more than ours, so we answer in minutes.

We believe products should be finished before they ship, so we test with real people first.

We believe data should be readable by humans, so we turn numbers into plain sentences.

We believe an honest price builds trust, so we put ours on the front page.

We believe accessibility isn’t optional, so we test every release with a screen reader.

We believe the internet should be calm, so we build apps without infinite feeds.

We believe a small product done well beats a big one done poorly.

We believe engineers should talk to customers, so every one of ours does support.

Investing for everyone, starting with five dollars.

World-class design tools, free for students and teachers.

Machine learning for every developer, not just researchers.

Enterprise security for teams of one.

A website for every small business, in an afternoon.

App development for people who have never written code.

Professional video editing on any laptop.

Analytics anyone on the team can use, not just the data team.

Banking for people the banks ignore.

Fast internet for every home, at a price every home can pay.

3D printing for every classroom.

Legal help for founders who can’t afford a lawyer.

Music production in your browser, free forever.

Health tracking that works on any phone, not just the newest one.

Coding classes in every language, not just English.

Cloud computing for researchers on a grant budget.

The same payroll software big companies use, for the corner shop.

Accessible design tools for designers with disabilities.

Open-source tools for every newsroom.

A product team’s toolkit for anyone with an idea.

We’re building batteries that last as long as the phone.

We’re building the first operating system for clinical labs.

We’re building chips that run AI on a watch battery.

We’re building software that writes its own tests.

We’re building a database that never needs a migration.

We’re building cameras that see through fog for self-driving trucks.

We’re building the first programming language designed for teaching.

We’re building keyboards that learn how you type.

We’re building sensors that tell farmers when to water, plant by plant.

We’re building a browser that loads any page in under a second.

We’re building prosthetic hands controlled by thought.

We’re building translation earbuds that work offline.

We’re building quantum computers you can rent by the hour.

We’re building design software that turns sketches into working apps.

We’re building a network that stays up when the power goes out.

We’re building voice assistants that keep everything on your device.

We’re building solar panels thin enough to print.

We’re building the first search engine for source code.

We’re building robots that sort recycling faster than people can.

We’re building a phone you can repair with a single screwdriver.

Fewer features, better software.

Built to be repaired, not replaced.

Every line of code reviewed by two people before it ships.

We design every pixel at every screen size, by hand.

Hardware tested for ten years of daily use before we sell it.

One app, done properly, instead of ten done halfway.

Every keyboard switch tested a million times.

We write the documentation before we write the code.

Speakers tuned by ear, one at a time.

Software that still runs on the laptop you bought five years ago.

We ship when it’s ready, not when the calendar says so.

Every interface tested with real users before release.

Machined aluminium, no plastic, no glue.

Fast by default: every page loads in under a second.

We fix every bug before we build a new feature.

Each laptop assembled and checked by one engineer, start to finish.

Type set by hand for every screen we design.

Zero-downtime releases, every time.

Simple tools, made well, that last.

Every product we make comes with a lifetime of updates.

Bringing developers together to fix the open-source code everyone depends on.

A community of makers who share designs, code and parts.

Bringing designers and engineers into the same room, early.

Where indie game developers trade feedback before launch.

Bringing women in tech together to hire, mentor and invest in each other.

A network of product managers who answer each other’s hardest questions.

Bringing beginners and experts together to learn to code side by side.

Where hardware hackers meet to build, break and share.

Bringing founders together so no one builds alone.

A forum where every question about data gets a real answer.

Bringing users into the room every time we plan a feature.

Where accessibility advocates and developers build better apps together.

Bringing local tech meetups online for people who can’t get to the city.

A community of writers who make software documentation better.

Bringing open-source maintainers and the companies that use their work together.

Where students build real products with working engineers.

Bringing security researchers together to find bugs before attackers do.

A members-owned cloud, run by the people who use it.

Bringing UX researchers together to share what they learn.

Where makers sell to makers.

Cloud computing powered entirely by wind and sun.

Phones built to last ten years, so fewer end up in landfill.

Software that measures and cuts a company’s carbon footprint.

Every laptop we sell, we take back and recycle.

Data centers cooled by the ocean, not by power plants.

Smart meters that cut household energy use by a third.

We build apps that use less battery, less data and less energy.

Charging networks that run on stored solar power.

Packaging-free shipping for every device we make.

Refurbished electronics, as good as new, at half the footprint.

AI that helps farmers use less water.

Streaming that sends fewer bytes and wastes less power.

Batteries made without mined cobalt.

Fleet software that cuts delivery miles in half.

Every server we run, offset twice over.

Building management software that turns off what no one is using.

Circuit boards designed to be taken apart and reused.

Code that runs faster, so it burns less power.

E-bike software that makes cars optional in the city.

Hardware made from recycled aluminium and nothing new.

The fastest route from idea to invoice.

The leading payroll platform for restaurants.

The most-used open-source testing framework in the world.

The world’s most trusted password manager.

The number one design tool for product teams.

The largest marketplace for app developers.

The most secure messaging app on the market.

The highest-rated help desk for small business.

The fastest database for real-time apps.

The world’s leading platform for online courses.

The most accurate speech recognition in any language.

The best-selling smart lock in North America.

The analytics platform trusted by half the top apps.

The leading video platform for telehealth.

The most reliable cloud for game studios.

The fastest-growing accounting app for freelancers.

The default checkout for independent stores.

The most downloaded coding app for kids.

The leading e-signature tool for small firms.

The best developer experience in payments.

A place where every engineer ships something on their first day.

Owned by the people who write the code.

We hire people who are kind first, and talented second.

A place where designers and engineers sit at the same table.

Every employee talks to a customer every week.

A remote-first team across twelve time zones, with no meetings before ten.

A place where anyone can propose a feature and build it.

Four-day weeks, so our best work happens in four days.

We pay every engineer the same, wherever they live.

A team where asking a question is never a bad idea.

A place where junior developers learn from the best.

Every bug fix gets the same credit as a new feature.

A company where support staff can become engineers.

We write down every decision, so no one is left out.

A place where shipping something small is celebrated.

Open salaries, open roadmaps, open books.

We take time off seriously, and so does our on-call rota.

A place where every engineer owns what they build, start to finish.

We hire for curiosity and teach the rest.

A team built by its people, not its org chart.

Fast internet for the valley, since 2004.

Software for Detroit’s factories, made in Detroit.

Keeping Minneapolis connected through every winter storm.

Building apps for Austin’s small businesses, from Austin.

The repair shop that has fixed Oakland’s phones for twenty years.

Tech jobs for Cleveland, built in Cleveland.

The startup studio for the Gulf Coast.

Bringing broadband to every farm in the county.

Pittsburgh’s robotics lab, open to the city since 1998.

Websites for every shop on Main Street.

The coding school for the Rio Grande Valley.

Hardware made in Ohio, shipped everywhere.

Keeping Portland’s food trucks paid and online.

Software built by and for the Navajo Nation.

The co-working space Baltimore’s founders call home.

Fixing Brooklyn’s laptops since the first iBook.

Smart grid software for the Upper Peninsula.

Apps for the people of the Mississippi Delta, by the people of the Delta.

The maker space at the heart of Providence.

Getting the Ozarks online, one town at a time.

Paperwork, handled.

Ship it.

Fewer, better features.

Fast by default.

Your data, your rules.

Code with confidence.

Just works.

Built to last.

Make it obvious.

Always on.

Design for everyone.

Less setup, more building.

Privacy first.

Build what matters.

Tested by people.

Small team, big ideas.

Release early, learn fast.

No more passwords.

From idea to app.

Customers first.

To develop, license and support computer software.

To provide information technology consulting services.

To design, manufacture and sell consumer electronics.

To operate an online marketplace and related services.

To engage in any lawful business related to software development.

To provide data processing, hosting and related services.

To research and develop semiconductor technologies.

To provide technical support and maintenance for computer systems.

To operate a software-as-a-service platform.

To provide telecommunications services to the public.

To develop and publish mobile applications.

To provide cybersecurity services to businesses.

To license intellectual property related to digital media.

To provide internet access and related services.

To develop and sell video games.

To provide payment processing services.

To engage in the research, development and sale of medical devices.

To provide cloud computing infrastructure.

To offer computer training and education services.

To provide web design and digital marketing services.