Build a real tool by talking. Then watch it get better on its own.
Tell Quinn what should be true, in the chat you already use, and it builds and runs the tool with your team. Save it as a recipe, hand it to anyone with a link, and when someone improves it, your copy improves too.
A non-engineer ships a real tool in an afternoon, shares it with the team next door, and neither of them gives it back.
Over 3,000 tools. Quinn already speaks all of them.
The apps your team already lives in are wired up and waiting. Connect one in a sentence and Quinn reads from it, writes to it, and keeps it in sync, every action running under the person who owns the login and never a shared key.
Do not see yours? There are 3,000+ more, all connected the same way.
Browse all connectorsWhat you build does not sit still.
Most software is a dead artifact the day it ships. Every new need meant another subscription, a contractor, or a ticket in a dev queue, and the small useful thing rarely got built at all.
A recipe is alive. It is a tool anyone can install with a link, and it carries its improvements forward. You stop rebuilding the same thing every team already solved, and start from where someone else left off.
Real tools, not chat answers.
Build a real tool in an afternoon
A tracker, an intake form, an internal dashboard, a small app. Describe it in plain words and it is live the same day.
Start from what someone already built
Install a recipe with one link. It sets up your own connections automatically and runs under your account, never a shared key.
Share what works
Hand a recipe to the team next door with a link. When you make it better, theirs gets better too.
Automate the busywork
Wire your services together, run the recurring report, sync data between tools, send the weekly update. It just happens.
Operate what you built
Quinn does not generate and walk away. It runs your tools, watches them, and fixes them when they break.
Connect what you already use
Connect your services once. Every action runs under the person who owns the credential, never a shared key.
It works where your team already works.
Quinn lives in your chat. Discord today, Slack and Teams next. Every action it takes happens in the open, in the channel, so the whole team sees what got built and what changed. The collaboration is the point.
DiscordLive
Slack
TeamsQuinn, build us a form to collect client intake and drop each one in a tracker.
On it. Here is the form and the tracker. This will create a public form, tap to approve.
A public form. Each response is added to the tracker as a new row.
Approved.
Live. I will keep it running and let you know if anything breaks.
It checks its own work.
Quinn does not generate a thing and walk away. It plans, it acts, and then it goes back and proves the thing it built actually works, the same way a careful person would.
When the check fails, it fixes the miss and checks again, before it ever tells you it is done. That is the line between an intelligence and a script that breaks in silence.
- Plan: build the form, wire it to the tracker, publish it.
- Created the form.
- Added fields: Name, Email, Company, Notes.
- Wired each response to the tracker.
- Published the form.
- Verify: sent a test response through the live form.
- !Expected a new row in the tracker. Found none.
- Reconnected the write and retried.
- Confirmed the row landed. Removed the test response.
You are always on the wheel.
Risky actions wait for you
Anything irreversible stops, shows you exactly what it will do, and waits for your tap.
Quinn never holds your passwords
Access is borrowed only when it is needed, scoped to the task, and handed back.
Everything is logged
Every action is recorded and can be replayed, so you always know what happened and why.
One switch stops everything
If anything looks wrong, a single switch halts the whole thing at once.
Your workspace is a real repo.
Clone it and leave any time.
Every workspace gets its own private Git repo. We provision it, and everything Quinn builds for you lives inside it, in plain files you can read.
It is yours to take. Clone it and walk away whenever you like. We are not counting on lock-in to keep you. We build it so you can leave.
- AGENTS.md
- README.md
- .quinn/
- config.yml
- agents/
- memory/
- state/
- projects/
- data/
- outputs/
- docs/
- legal-vault/
git clone git@github.com:Light-Brands/quinn-ws-3f9c2a.gitBuild it once. Deploy it to everyone.
The same portable thing, deployed across accounts. Whether you build for yourself, carry your community, or carry a book of clients, it is one recipe going many places at once.
- Their own loginMayaCommunityRuns it in her design guildLive
- Their own loginDiegoFreelanceRuns it for his own clientsLive
- Their own loginPriyaOps leadRuns it across her whole teamLive
- Their own loginNoahAgencyRolled it out to his client bookLive
- Their own loginAmaraCreatorRuns it for her audienceLive
Built once, saved with a link. Every run pays you a share, not once at install.
Share what you made.
Hand a recipe to anyone with a link. It sets up their own connections and runs under their account. You earn a share every time it runs, not once when they install it.
Carry it to your people.
Roll one recipe out to your whole community, or your whole client book, in a single move. Everyone gets their own copy, running under their own login, all from the one thing you built.
Most software rots.
A recipe gets better the more it travels.
What you build is a recipe, not a dead file, and a recipe carries its improvements with it. When the person who made one makes it better, every team running it gets the improvement, with nothing to redo. The tools you depend on stop aging. They keep getting better while you sleep.
Best model underneath.
Open standard on top.
Quinn runs on frontier models, and the model is yours to choose. The catalog stays current, so the newest models show up as they ship. When the frontier moves, your tools can move with it.
The format you build in is open. It is named, versioned, and published at a public URL, with a conformance test that keeps the spec and the runtime honest to each other.
Build a runtime that is not Quinn, and prove it passes. We will help you.
One recipe replaces a pile of seats and tickets.
A single recipe can stand in for a SaaS seat you bought for one small need, the contractor you hired for a one-off build, and the report someone still runs by hand. One thing you can hand to the whole team, for the price of a single plan.
→Live the same day, with nothing to file.
For the price of a single plan.
Try it first. Pay only when it's working for you.
Connect Quinn to the tools you already use and start talking, in the messenger you already have. Your first few messages are on us, so you can watch it actually build and run things before anything else.
Say what should be true.
Build it by talking, share it with a link, and watch it get better on its own.