council
Multi-AI council
Claude drafts. Codex attacks. Gemini cross-examines. Three perspectives converge into one hardened plan before a line gets written.
ClaudeCodex
Geminione team
Private betaMac
Every top AI model,building your appas one team.
Kedge routes each job to the model best for it, using subscriptions you already pay for.
No per-token billsYour code stays on your Mac
GoalBuild a tip-split calculatorstep 3 of 5
- plan
- UI
- split math
- tests
- ship
Planned 5 steps3 workers running in parallelMerged all 3, tests green
Building the split UI and calc APIapp/split.tsx
- ✓split.tsx: form and statesubagent
- ●route.ts: calc endpointsubagent
- ○styling passsubagent
Auditing inputs and the calc APIapi/split/route.ts
Cross-checking rounding and testssplit.test.tsx
✓Shipped
Works with
- Claude
- Codex
- Gemini
- DeepSeek
- Qwen
- + your own
The familiar story
Twelve half-built side projects. Zero shipped.
The idea is the fun part. Then comes the boring 80%, and the part nobody teaches: getting anyone to use it. Kedge carries it the whole way.
r.i.p.
fit-tracker
died at OAuth
r.i.p.
course-platform
“almost done” for six months
alive
your next idea
shipped. live and growing
01
02
03
04
05
06
+$1.2k MRR
The whole voyage draws the anchor.
inbox · 11:48 pm
“ski-conditions coach: alerts before the powder days”
idea #14plan.md · draft 3
council ✓Scope: alerts MVP · one screen, one edge function
Kedge · Build
● Update(components/settings-page.tsx)
✓ 14 tests green · lint clean
● Ready to ship. Say the word.
+0 users
06 · income
Idea to income. One unbroken line.
The first dollar is the point. Kedge pulls every project all the way there.
01 · idea
Caught before it sinks.
The 2 a.m. idea goes straight into Kedge: out of your head, into the inbox, before it can join the sunk ones.
02 · plan
Three AIs argue it into a plan.
Claude drafts, Codex attacks, Gemini cross-examines. What survives is a spec worth building: scope, stack, first milestone.
03 · build
Your cofounder writes the code.
You steer from one window. Agents grind through the code, the tests, and the fixes until everything runs green.
04 · ship
Out of the harbor.
One command and it’s live. No ceremony, no six months of “almost done.”
05 · grow
Real people show up.
Launch posts, onboarding, follow-ups. Kedge keeps hauling people aboard while you build what's next.
01 · idea
Caught before it sinks.
The 2 a.m. idea goes straight into Kedge: out of your head, into the inbox, before it can join the sunk ones.
inbox · 11:48 pm
“ski-conditions coach: alerts before the powder days”
idea #1402 · plan
Three AIs argue it into a plan.
Claude drafts, Codex attacks, Gemini cross-examines. What survives is a spec worth building: scope, stack, first milestone.
plan.md · draft 3
council ✓Scope: alerts MVP · one screen, one edge function
03 · build
Your cofounder writes the code.
You steer from one window. Agents grind through the code, the tests, and the fixes until everything runs green.
Kedge · Build
● Update(components/settings-page.tsx)
✓ 14 tests green · lint clean
● Ready to ship. Say the word.
04 · ship
Out of the harbor.
One command and it’s live. No ceremony, no six months of “almost done.”
05 · grow
Real people show up.
Launch posts, onboarding, follow-ups. Kedge keeps hauling people aboard while you build what's next.
+127 users
06 · income
Idea to income. One unbroken line.
The first dollar is the point. Kedge pulls every project all the way there.
The whole voyage draws the anchor.
+$1.2k MRRJoin the waitlist
under the hood
What your cofounder actually does
Not another chat window. Top models and spawned agents work as one crew, with every job routed to the brain best equipped for it.
skills
Skills that auto-fire
Security review, frontend craft, debugging discipline. Each fires the moment the work matches, not when you remember to ask.
agents
Background agents
Fan out parallel builders on the long jobs while you steer from one window.
memory
A memory that compounds
Every project’s state, decisions, and dead-ends. Open the app and it says: pick up here.
gates
Auto-review gates
Codex attacks the code before it ships. Critical findings get fixed, not filed away.
grow
The Grow panel
What to post, where, and when. A social command center wired to every project you ship.
models
Any model, even open ones
Claude, Codex, and Gemini today. Connect open models like DeepSeek or Qwen as they land, and Kedge sends each job to whichever one is best for it.
autopilot
It keeps going on its own
Give it a goal and step away. Kedge plans, builds, and checks its own work, stopping only for an approval or a taste call.
coming
Hand off a whole project
Share a project, its memory and all, so a teammate or your other Mac picks up exactly where you left off.
On the subscriptions you already pay for.
No per-token bills. No reselling you inference at a markup. Kedge connects to your own Claude, Codex, and Gemini plans and orchestrates them as one team, so the cost of building stays flat and your code never leaves your Mac.
- ✓Bring your own subscriptions. Kedge never charges per token.
- ✓Runs locally. Your code and keys stay on your machine.
- ✓Three models, one cofounder, not three tabs you babysit.
Your own plans, orchestrated as one
Claude
your planplans, builds, drives the conversation
Codex
your planreviews the code, catches what slips
Gemini
your plancross-checks, scans, keeps it honest
✓
Kedge
one team
Questions
It runs the loop, idea to plan to build to ship to grow, on its own: writing code, checking its own work, moving forward without you babysitting it. It stops and asks only when it needs a decision, an approval, or a taste call. When it hits a good stopping point, it remembers where things stand, so you resume instead of starting over.
A Mac and your own AI subscriptions (Claude, and optionally Codex & Gemini). Kedge detects your installed CLIs and uses them. It never resells you inference.
No. Claude plans and builds. Codex and Gemini are optional. Kedge calls them in to review code and cross-check work if you have those subscriptions. You only need whichever of the three you already pay for.
Yes. Everything runs locally on your machine. Your code, your keys, and your projects never leave your Mac.
Those tools wait for you to drive, line by line, inside an editor. Kedge sits a level above: give it a goal and it plans, builds, and ships on its own, orchestrating Claude, Codex, and Gemini together. It interrupts you for approvals and taste calls, not for every step.
Kedge itself isn't priced yet; it's in private beta. You'll still need your own Claude, Codex, and/or Gemini subscription, since Kedge never bills per token or resells inference. Join the waitlist for early access and first word on pricing.
Mac first. Windows and Linux come later once the Mac app is solid.
It's in private beta now. Join the waitlist and you'll be first to know when the download opens.
Email support@kedgehq.com. A human reads and approves every reply, usually within a day or two.
Ship the next one.
Join the waitlist and be first in when the download opens.