Our passion is helping others create software.

From global shells to global retail, we're building the future.

It started with free software.

In 1988, as the Free Software Foundation's first employee, Brian Fox wrote GNU Bash. It became the default shell of the free software world and spent sixteen years as the default on the Mac. It also earned trust the only way some software does: by putting man on the moon.

Brian Fox

The tool moving the busiest stores on earth.

Ben Williamson spent a decade inside Apple, where he created Runner, the retail tool store teams used to move products, people, and repairs through the busiest stores in the world. He learned Apple's bar for shipping software the only way you can: by living it.

Ben Williamson

The future of agentic app development.

AgentFlight is powered by Corbits, an agentic operating system both Brian and Ben are contributors to. It's open-source and powering the next generation of software.

Learn more
  1. About AgentFlight
  2. Brian Fox
  3. Ben Williamson
  4. Corbits

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