Not a studio, not a startup. A small place where we make software you can talk to, swipe through, or take a personality test on, learn whatever it takes, and write down what we learned. Sometimes the agents write it down for us.
Tap a key, talk, and your Mac gets on with it while you're still talking. Speech stays on your machine, and a small decision model turns each phrase into an action. Anything that could do harm waits for your yes.
No public build yet. It runs from source today; a signed build is on the list.
The question everyone asks at 9pm, answered before 9:20. Pick a mood, get ten films that are actually streaming tonight, swipe to decide.
Launching on the App Store in the next few days.
A personality test that makes up the questions as it goes. Each one is written from your last answer, the next one is already waiting because it guessed what you'd pick, and at the end it tells you which kind of teammate you are.
Try itV0.5This release introduces Ception’s hackathon-first personality engine, designed to help builders, founders, and teams understand how they operate under pressure — not just who they are.Release notes
A new way to run a recruiter screen. Your own agent takes the call on your own site, answers from a record you control, scrolls to the evidence, and hands the recruiter notes. No calendar.
Yapp drives a Mac from your voice with a decision model that only picks from options it is shown. What that made easy, what it made hard, what 32 tasks on a real Mac say, and why an LLM might want the same loop.
The first-round call is gone. Your own agent takes the screen, on your own site, from a record you control, and the recruiter walks away with notes and evidence. The early preview is live.
Manali Apps is my evening job. What this place is, what's already built, and how much of it was typed by a machine.
Happy to. Open an issue, send a PR, or start a discussion. If you've got a thing you wish existed and it fits here, we'd like to hear about it.