The WWW is a gateway to freedom and independence — the first of its kind, at the scale of everyone at once. Nothing in history had done that before. AI is the second, and it goes further: the bar drops significantly, and anyone with a question is invited to build the answer.

Coding was never a natural human thing, I feel. Months wrestling with an optimization algorithm, errors that shouldn't exist, conflicting pieces in a deep legacy codebase — it might be fun, but it doesn't make your life better. AI takes the wrestling now. What's left is the only question worth a human's time: how do we make someone's life simpler?

We aim to push that power as far as it goes — toward a life with more joy, more humanity, and less stress.

🌐 → 🖥️ 💻 📱

qruto — me and Anastasiia. State-of-the-art web stuff • depth design.

• Nuxt — the app, same code on both sides
• Convex — backend that updates itself
• Better Auth — who's who
• Polar — checkout, subscriptions, payouts
• Resend — mail written as components
• Sentry — what broke, before anyone tells us
• Vercel — every branch gets a URL, main is prod

One commit. The whole thing ships itself.

• Raycast — the missing part of any OS. Every app, file, clipboard entry and script one keystroke away; the single biggest productivity gain on this desk
• Claude Code — writes the code
• Grok — the second opinion
• VS Code — editor
• Ghostty — terminal
• CleanShot X — screenshots that land ready to send
• Obsidian — notes, plain markdown we own
• Linear — issues, faster than remembering
• Figma · Paper — sometimes; design is moving fully onto the web platform, so the tool and the product become the same thing
• Higgsfield — generated video
• Stream Deck — a physical key for the actions that never earned a shortcut

Why each one stays → qruto.to/uses

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