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Acme started as an internal script: two engineers automating the part of their week they hated most. The script became a tool, the tool became a product, and the product became the thing we wish had existed at every company we'd worked for.
We're deliberately small. No growth-at-all-costs, no feature checklists written by the sales team — just software that respects the person using it, funded by the people who use it.
Four commitments, printed on the (virtual) office wall.
Roadmap, pricing logic, incident reports — public by default. Trust is cheaper to keep than to win back.
We ship something real every week. Momentum beats masterplans, and users beat focus groups.
Craft isn't decoration. The care you feel in the details is the same care applied to your data.
Decisions get written down, challenged in writing, and revisited when the facts change.
Eight humans, five countries, one very active group chat.
Co-founder & CEO
Co-founder & CTO
Design lead
Staff engineer
Product engineer
Developer relations
Support engineer
Infrastructure
What our users say
“We shipped our redesign six weeks early. The team kept asking which agency we hired — it was two developers and this library.”