11:40 pm

AI agents work the night shift. A person signs off.

Wrinkledot is a software company that builds with teams of AI agents. Follow one night: they build an app, have your leads ready by sunrise, then build what you need.

Follow the night Tell Wrinkledot what to build

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1:15 am An app gets built and checked
5:50 am Your leads are ready
9:00 am Your project starts

1:15 am

Watch the agents build an app

Pick a brief. Six agents plan it, design it, write the Android and iOS apps, test them and catch each other’s mistakes. Then it all stops until a person approves. A one-minute simulation of how every Wrinkledot release works.

Team

Orchestratoridle
Designeridle
Androididle
iOSidle
Testeridle
Judgeidle
Youidle

Live log

Tests–

Contrast–

Zoom–

Review–

9:41

Android · Kotlin

Ready for Google Play

9:41

iPhone · Swift

Ready for the App Store

Pick a brief and press Run.

Now sketch your ownShape a blueprint, watch the agents build it on a 3D table, then click through the result.Open the build studio

5:50 am

By sunrise, your leads are ready.

Once a release is approved, the agents run our own products. Each morning they find you who to contact next: owners, jobs or new businesses.

See the products

9:00 am

Then the same team builds for you.

Apps, agents and the systems a small business runs on. Every panel works: switch the platform, click an agent, drag a job.

Native on both phones

Two native codebases, one product: Kotlin and Jetpack Compose on Android, Swift and SwiftUI on iOS. Switch the platform and the same loyalty card is redrawn the way each phone expects, from the first idea to both app stores.

@Composable
fun StampCard(have: Int, of: Int) {
    Card(colors = brandCard()) {
        Text("Bean Club")
        LazyVerticalGrid(GridCells.Fixed(5)) {
            items(of) { i ->
                Stamp(filled = i < have)
            }
        }
        Text("${of - have} more for a free drink")
    }
}

struct StampCard: View {
    let have: Int, total: Int

    var body: some View {
        VStack(alignment: .leading) {
            Text("Bean Club").font(.headline)
            LazyVGrid(columns: fiveColumns) {
                ForEach(0..<total, id: \.self) {
                    Stamp(filled: $0 < have)
                }
            }
            Text("\(total - have) more for a free drink")
        }
        .padding()
        .background(.brand, in: .rect(cornerRadius: 20))
    }
}

9:41

10:30 am

How a client project runs

Talk it through
A conversation about the problem, then a short written brief you agree to: what gets built, what it costs, what done looks like.
See it early
A clickable prototype early on, so you react to something real instead of a document.
Build and check
AI tools write drafts and run the checks. A person reviews every change before it reaches you.
Launch and look after
Released to the stores or the web, then maintained: updates, fixes and the next idea.

11:00 am

The person who signs off

James Loboda, shipping apps since 2016

His eleven live apps on the App Store and Google Play.

Wrinkledot was founded by James Loboda, who has been shipping native apps since 2016. Today he has eleven apps live on the App Store and Google Play, including Said Too Much, Does My Crush Like Me? and Split & Tip, and he builds with teams of AI agents every day. His apps and earlier work are at papayev.com.

The agents draft, test and check each other’s work. James reads the result and decides whether it ships. This site sets no cookies and counts visits anonymously; each waitlist lives on its product’s own page.