Software studio · London
Software that stays free for the people who need it
We build for online communities — the servers, the trackers and the tools people reach for every day — and we keep the part that matters free. Six products, run by the people who wrote them.
- 6
- Products live
- 38.4K
- Discord servers
- 2.8M
- Discord users reached
- 439K
- Minecraft players
Six products, six domains, one team
Two of these bots are older than the company that owns them. Two of the platforms launched this summer. Every page below is the whole story of one of them — where it came from, what we got wrong, and why it ended up the shape it is.
Three things we hold to
We run what we build
Every product here is operated by the people who wrote it. Nothing important is assembled out of somebody else's service and hoped about. When a thing breaks at two in the morning, the person who can fix it is the person who made it — which is a product decision before it is an engineering one, because it determines how fast anything can actually change.
The core stays free
Beatra plays music, Sylon guards a server, MCStat serves data, Dotrai answers questions, and none of that sits behind a payment. This is a constraint rather than a marketing position. A product that cannot charge for the thing it exists to do has to be cheap to run and genuinely worth using, and there is no second revenue line to hide a bad one behind.
We close things that are not working
We shut Beatra down in 2022 and left it off for three years before we had a reason to bring it back. We closed our marketplace in 2026 after it spent years absorbing more attention than it returned. Neither was pleasant and both were right, and a studio this size cannot afford to keep something alive out of sentiment — every product we are still running is one we would start again today.
Decisions and announcements
September 14, 2026
The Codeshare marketplace has closed
The developer marketplace at codeshare.me has been retired. The domain now serves this company site. Here is what closed, what happens to your data, and why.
September 12, 2026
Keeping the core free, on purpose
Every one of our products gives away the thing it exists to do. That is a deliberate decision with real consequences, not the absence of a business model.
September 10, 2026
How we decide what to build next
Six products is already more than a small team should carry. What gets us to say yes, and the much longer list of things that get a no.
September 8, 2026
How to close a product without wrecking the domain
Shutting something down is its own job with its own failure modes. Links, search results, the people who used it, and the data you are about to delete.
Get in touch
Collaboration, feedback, or plain curiosity
One address, read by the people who build these things. We answer everything that is not a sales pitch.