About
Who builds this, and how the work gets done.
claw.site is a small studio. Small enough that the same handful of people who write the code also read the support email and approve the invoices. The studio model exists so the team can ship more than one product without doubling overhead each time a new idea graduates from a notebook to a paying user.
One team, one repo
Every product under this roof comes out of the same codebase. The deployment is shared. The database is shared. The authentication stack, the billing integration, the observability, and the build pipeline are written once and reviewed once. When a product needs something new in the platform we add it to the platform; we don't fork the world for one feature.
The trade-off of that approach is that the platform has to be uncompromising about the boundary between products. Two products sharing a database means two users on two different products can never see each other's data, even if a developer makes a mistake on the wrong day. We pay that cost in row-level rules and in tests that try to break those rules every time we deploy.
What ships on a subdomain
A product gets a subdomain when it can answer four questions: who is it for, what one thing does it do for them, what does it cost, and what is the user's reason to come back next month. Until all four answers are honest, the product stays unannounced.
A subdomain is not a deployment artifact. It is a contract with a user that says: this thing has its own brand, its own onboarding, its own pricing, and its own data. The fact that another product runs on the same servers is a detail you shouldn't have to think about.
What you'll find here
- The manifesto — the rules we keep about what gets shipped under this name.
- The apps catalog — every product we publish, plus the platform demo apps we use to prove the cross-product boundary.
What we publish
Real pages, written by hand, for products and platform decisions we stand behind. We don't publish thin SEO chaff, AI-generated landing pages for things that don't exist, or coming-soon teasers for vapor. If you find a page here, the work behind it is real.