We don't track hours. We track artifacts.

Every single day should produce something — shipped, documented, or learned. If you need "reasonable" workloads, this isn't it.

Nobody tells you what to do.

You own your stream. You get stuck, you find the answer — papers, chatgpt, claude, github, other developers, cold emails, etc. We're building from zero, not running a playbook.

Your ideas will die fast.

We close threads quickly. If something doesn't work after a real attempt, we move on. No emotional attachment to your code.

There's no small talk.

When Cursor's cofounder was asked what worries him about culture, he said: "People start talking about the weather at meals." That's our nightmare.

You'll be in office.

In Mumbai. Every day. Remote isn't an option. The best work happens when high-agency people collide in the same room.

You'll fail constantly.

We run experiments. Most don't work. If failures make you doubt yourself instead of sharpen your intuition, you'll burn out.

We don't care about credentials.

IIT, Stanford — irrelevant. Can you build? Have you shipped? Do you have weird hobbies and builder energy?