Help make software work everywhere.

CAPABILITY STUDIOFOUNDING TEAM
APP ACTIONTrack a migraineReviewed · Version 1.0
App IntentShortcutAI tool

Why we are building this.

Apps now appear through Siri, Shortcuts, system features, AI tools, and command-line tools. Every new connection can become another copy of the product.

Supercomputer gives app teams one place to list what the product can do, review where each action appears, test the result, and keep it current.

We are starting with App Intents. Over time, the same shared record can support other platforms and AI tools.

Principles for an early team.

01

Ship the smallest useful piece

Choose one complete task, make it work, check it, and learn before adding more.

02

Start with the user’s task

Focus on what a person is trying to do—not a button, code type, endpoint, or prompt.

03

Be honest about proof

Say what we found, what we tested, and what we still do not know.

04

Build with users

Turn real app-team problems into reusable product features, not one-off demos.

05

Make complexity understandable

Use clear hierarchy, language, and states without flattening the technical truth.

06

Keep people in control

Permissions, review, approval, change history, and recovery belong in the product.

07

Own the details

The code, design, testing, documentation, and customer trust are all part of the product.

08

Stay small and close

Work directly with the founder, customers, and the product instead of adding layers.

Join the founding team.

We’re recruiting the first technical hire to turn a working Mac app into a product customers can use again and again.

ENGINEERING

Founding Product / Platform Engineer

Own the first complete process: inspect an app, list its useful actions, suggest changes, test the result, and show clearly what the product knows.

Apple platformsProduct engineeringFounding team
Introduce yourself

Product design, technical advising, and go-to-market are future team needs—not posted roles today.

Care about the problem?

Tell us what you’ve built, what you want to own, and why this work interests you.

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