What will computing with AI really look like? The only way to get a grip on it is to build new systems for old fundamentals.
Physics dictate latency, throughput and availability. Data and state should be represented in a way that honors that, without making applications deal with the complexity.
The database that syncs.
Jazz is a local-first relational database. It runs across your frontend, backend and our global storage cloud. Sync partial tables, durable streams and files. Feels like reactive state.
Go to jazz.tools →People inhabit software like a place. Making AI and compute legible for humans (with their sense of space, motion and symbols) helps ergonomics, progress and security.
Garden - Where systems grow.
An AI & multiplayer-first malleable surface for mapping and evolving complex systems. From napkin sketches to software factories and auditable automated companies.
Early research
In a world drowning in complexity, we need to invent tools that let us do more with less.
Open-source and simple standards enable permissionless adoption of new tech at scale.
There is immense value in generic, reusable and reliable infrastructure provided at low cost.
The best tech is made by vertically integrated companies that design for their own users.
Founder
San Francisco, US
Database & Infra Engineer, Adopter Support
Budapest, Hungary
Database & Distributed Systems Engineer
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Adam Wiggins
Co-founder & CTO of Heroku
Guillermo Rauch
CEO of Vercel
Peter van Hardenberg
Director of Ink & Switch
Thomas Wolf
Co-founder of HuggingFace
Scott Belsky
Co-Founder of Behance
Luke Kanies
Founder of Puppet
