Rightrun is a group of curious minds exploring the edges of generative AI, software systems, and the user experiences that emerge when those worlds meet.
We start with questions that matter. Every project begins as an investigation into how software could feel more expressive, more intelligent, and more humane. When curiosity sets the pace, we reach insights that structured roadmaps never uncover. This is how new categories emerge.
Rightrun builds on foundations that are proven, observable, and easy to reason about. That stability lets us push the boundaries on top: new interfaces, new protocols, new ways of thinking about user agency and digital craft. We stay grounded so we can explore boldly.
We publish the thinking, not just the output. Whatever we learn becomes part of a shared layer of knowledge that others can build on. Open core where it makes sense, transparent reasoning everywhere. This keeps us accountable, accelerates our pace, and attracts people who want to build lasting systems.
We build in public and treat every experiment as signal. Successes, failures, half-formed ideas, and strange detours all stay visible because they help us understand where the work wants to go.
Anything that does not create clarity or genuine utility gets cut. We keep our tools small, composable, and flexible so exploration stays easy.
Design grows directly from insight. When the thinking is clean, the interface becomes obvious. Beauty shows up when the system makes sense.
We follow the compass, not the scoreboard. Build, observe, understand, refine. Progress arrives naturally when curiosity sets the pace. Adrenaline shows up sometimes, but it never runs the shop.
We build for longevity. Calm minds build better systems than constant urgency. People should control their data, their tools, and their exit path. Open core when it helps the community, thoughtful walls when it protects the work.
We aren't hiring right now, but we are always happy to chat about code, design, or the future of the web.