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Hyperdrift is a product studio run like a fleet: four live apps, one founder at the helm, and a crew of agents that watches, reads, and acts every day.
The tools that used to require a team, a budget, and a network — don't anymore. We build in that gap. Each app is a small act of refusal: to accept that access to great tools is a privilege, that the friction is natural, that the system as arranged is the best we can do.
Every morning a Commander cycle reads the last 24 hours across the fleet — traffic, blockers, session replays, and now push-based signals the analytics platform raises on its own — and produces a verdict: did the last change work, and what's the next move. The Bridge is the one pane where all of it lands.
Agents earn authority here the way people do: scoped tools first, keyboard later.
| App | What it does |
|---|---|
| Next Role | Job-search companion: keep your master CV, tailor each application to the role, and iterate with clear feedback until the callback comes. |
| Intel | Daily signal brief across AI, crypto, and tech. See what matters before it is obvious. |
| web3.capital | Ranks 8,000+ DeFi pools by capital efficiency score, not raw APY. Passkey-first. No extension required. |
| Revela | Trust-first private communities. Curation over feed. Deliberate membership over scale. |
Where the bets get tested before the fleet inherits them.
| POC | The bet |
|---|---|
| Helm · live demo | Google "All Things Agentic" entry: an agent crew at the wheel of this very fleet, scoped authority per agent. |
| own-stack | Server-rendered React with five dependencies. The reference stack every new Hyperdrift app inherits. |
| CLI meets UI | Terminal speed in the browser — command palette, vim keys, zero-click workflows. |
| Stillness | A camera experience that never shows or stores your face. Presence without surveillance. |
The same crew that runs this fleet builds production AI for other people's products — as Orchestra, our agent-orchestration studio. Multi-tenant, audit-ready, model-neutral, built by founding engineers who ship their own apps first.
We work with partners under contract — Tecknuovo and Vodafone3 today, with Databricks as a sponsor. And if you have the product but not the budget, there's The Traction Partnership: we build the automation free and the partnership validates on traction alone. Numbers move, we share the upside; they don't, you owe nothing and keep the work.
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- Own the stack. New apps run on five dependencies, types all the way down — no framework prisons.
- The proxy is the CDN. Sixty lines of nginx took our worst page from 1.5s to 89ms. We publish the config.
- Analytics that speaks first. The fleet runs on push-based signals, not dashboards nobody checks.
- Ship, then radiate. An app hasn't shipped until it reaches the people it was built for. No dark launches, and quick kills when the signal says no.
| Repo | What it does |
|---|---|
| helm | The agent at the wheel of a live product fleet — Gemini + ADK + Fleet MCP, event-driven orchestration. |
| hyper-post | Publish to multiple social networks in one command. |
| typer-companion | Wizard-first orchestration for Typer CLI scripts. |
| peer-dependency-checker | Audits peer dependency conflicts before you upgrade. |
| keep-alive | Keeps your services awake. Does exactly one thing. |
A camera can estimate a pulse, not a feeling
Stillness explores camera feedback without turning it into a verdict about a person. Published sensing methods explain the possibility; this app still needs its own accuracy evidence.
A light you can breathe with
A changing light can make a breathing rhythm easier to follow. The research supports exploring the cue; its effect on wellbeing remains a separate question.
Six breaths a minute is a starting point
Slow breathing has a useful research base. A precise rhythm still needs a fair comparison—and Stillness needs evidence of its own.
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The apps are not the point. They are the salute.
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