Expo Tuft

To the developers building what comes next,

For decades, the terms of our craft have been set by a single piece of hardware: the laptop. Open the lid, and work begins. Close it, and work stops. But ideas are often spurred by the activities that occur away from a laptop: the workouts, the conversations, the commutes. Engineers were presented with two options—productivity or freedom—and asked to choose one.

Tuft dissolves that false dichotomy. It is an agent that lives on a machine that never sleeps, reachable from Slack, from iMessage—from wherever you are. Tuft is designed for the ideas that arrive in transit: on the chairlift, during the hike, or even mid-flight.

But Tuft is also built for productivity. With Tuft, you can orchestrate fifteen agents at once via Slack, seamlessly switch between Claude Code and Codex on a single iMessage thread, and fall back on native terminal UIs, accessible on the web or over SSH.

A few convictions guide us:

An agent is a teammate, not an API. It deserves its own identity—its own credentials, its own permissions, its own audit trail.

Agents work best, and are most powerful, in their native environments.

Leverage should return time, not consume it. The reward for automating the tedious parts of engineering is not just more output, but also more freedom.

This is early work, and it will change. But we would rather build it with you than alone.

Best,
The Tuft team.