A small and mighty team,
building something for you specifically.
We are building for the future, where we believe the context economy will be born. Where people will have control over their data, their personalisations, and their digital footprint like never seen before. For that to work, AI needs to work for the individual and not the general public.
We believe productivity is solved at the individual level and not the group level. If I show up more productive, and you show up more productive, then we will work faster and smarter together. How we think is personal, and so the solution to our AI's should be adaptable — or in other words, Nimble.
Why we're building this
AI is everywhere, and it still forgets everything. Every new chat, every new tool, every new week — you start from scratch and pay the tax in time, tokens, and trust. That's not a UX problem. It's a foundation problem.
We think personal context should be infrastructure, not something you re-explain a hundred times a day. Nimble is that infrastructure. Built to scale, but specific to you.
What we believe
Design and function, before feature flurry.
Most products win the roadmap and lose the user. We'd rather ship five things that feel inevitable than fifty that feel busy. Every surface earns its place. Every feature has to survive the "does this actually make your day better" test.
Building in public, with our users.
We're not going to pretend we have all the answers. We ship, we listen, we change our minds. When a user sends in a good idea, it often ends up in the product — and credited to the person who sent it. Your fingerprints are welcome.
Private by design.
Your memory is yours. We built Nimble so that we couldn't peek even if we wanted to. No training on your data. No selling it. No "trust us" — we architected it out.
The team
Two women, one dog, three engineers and our advisors and investors. Every person counts. We're hiring.
Have an idea? Send it.
Feedback, feature requests, bug reports, half-formed thoughts — all welcome. The good ones ship. And you'll see your name next to them when they do.