One list of app actions
Keep what the app does, where it appears, each version, and every test result together.
About Supercomputer
People use software in more places now. App teams need a simple way to keep those experiences in sync.
The company
People now use apps through Siri, Shortcuts, system features, and AI tools. Each new connection can become another copy that drifts from the app.
Supercomputer keeps one shared record of what an app can do, where each action appears, which code performs it, and what has actually been tested. We call that record the Capability Graph.
Capability Studio is the app teams use to review and update that record. We are starting with App Intents on Apple platforms.
What stays constant
Keep what the app does, where it appears, each version, and every test result together.
AI can suggest and run work. People still review it, approve it, and remain responsible.
Keep code review, tests, app builds, real feature checks, and live use separate.
The name
Supercomputer began as a podcast about making sense out of a mess of technology. The same idea carries into the company today: software should be understandable, useful, and controlled by the person using it.
Founder-led
Supercomputer starts with App Intents because the company is built on years of direct work with app actions, app data, Siri, Shortcuts, and automation.
Founder · App Intents and Apple automation specialist
Former Workflow + Apple. Ten years of public work around Shortcuts and automation, plus hands-on consulting that helps app teams define actions, app data, and user tasks.
Build with us
Explore Capability Studio, work with us on your app, or join the founding team.