Komatik

Komatik is the main thing.

Custom software, run for you. You bring an idea, a problem, or a process. Komatik turns it into a plan you approve, then builds it, hosts it, runs it with a team of managed agents, and keeps improving it. You own the source of the app. People stay on the outcomes and the decisions; agents handle the routine work.

It used to be a marketplace for hiring developers. In late May it became something simpler to explain and harder to build: the software, and the operating of it, as one service.

How It Works

1. Describe. A few guided questions and a short conversation with Koda, who turns the mess into a brief.
2. Review. Edit the brief and see a fixed build price before anything starts.
3. Approve. Nothing gets built until you say so.
4. Build. Verified before delivery, not after a customer finds the bug.
5. Run. Hosted and monitored by an AI team.
6. Improve. Usage and feedback shape the next change. New scope or new spending comes back to you first.

One upfront build price, then a monthly plan from $199. Plans differ by how much work the team runs each month — every plan includes hosting, uptime monitoring, a weekly digest, and a dependency audit.

Since May

• The pivot (May). From "developers on demand" to service-as-software, in a new category: Autonomous Operations.
• Four plans (May → Sep). Starter, Standard, Growth, and Enterprise, with a monthly run budget instead of seat counts.
• A rebuilt build pipeline (Jun). The first-pass generator moved onto durable workflows: plan the parts, assemble the chassis, fill the slots, verify the bundle, then hand off.
• First paying customer (Jun).
• The Team Workbench (Jul). Where a customer sees their team's commitments, calendar, and what was done — plus a gallery of team templates.
• Industry blueprints. Thirteen starting points, from SaaS ops to e-commerce to salons and bookings.
• A new front door (Sep). "Custom software, run for you."
• Koda in the loop (Oct). Koda's brief now reaches every specialist on the team, and they report back to Koda. Care cycles propose a specific fix instead of a vague recommendation. Money actions — charges, refunds, payouts — always wait for the owner.

Access is opening a few projects at a time; the site has a waitlist.

The Apps Around It

Komatik also ships standalone apps, listed at komatik.xyz/apps. The ones with pages here:

• Trace — find out what your AI-built app can actually support.
• Trailhead — a release gate for GitHub pull requests.
• Pack — your backpack for AI work: tools now, services soon.
• Slipstream — context engineering for AI.
• Lodge — your life on one canvas.
• Sundog — a local-first AI game IDE.
• Firn — from a single sentence to a finished story.
• Cairn — the mission arm: autonomous AI on real problems, in public.

Why It Belongs Here

This is not a pitch deck. It is here because Komatik is the big machine on the desk, and the smaller projects around it are either tools for the machine or sparks that taught me something about how the machine should feel.