Products / live and in development

We build the products we want to make possible.

Andura is a studio and a builder. These products are built by us, not client case studies. Public products are linked below; the rest are marked as in development and will be published when they are ready.

Proof in the product, not in a promise.

Building our own products keeps the work close to reality: users, edge cases, releases, privacy, interfaces, and the decisions that only show up after the first version exists.

Bonsai TerminalDesktop / AI engineering
Product / 01Live

Bonsai Terminal

A Tauri desktop app for running parallel AI coding sessions in isolated Git worktrees, with local history, Git review, and coordinator and verifier workflows.

  • Parallel AI sessions
  • Git worktree isolation
  • Local history and review
MyLo AIWeb / education
Product / 02Live

MyLo AI

An AI worksheet platform for parents with generation, templates, child play links, hints, scoring, privacy controls, and subscriptions.

  • AI-assisted generation
  • Parent and child flows
  • Public templates and scoring
Andura UIDesign / infrastructure
Product / 03Public code

Andura UI

A cross-platform design system with shared component contracts and visual systems for Flutter, React, Jetpack Compose, and SwiftUI.

  • Shared component contracts
  • Cross-platform adapters
  • Interactive Flutter showcase
RoutineMobile / assistant
Product / 04In development

Routine

A local-first Flutter assistant exploring live briefings and personal analytics for everyday planning.

  • Flutter mobile foundation
  • Local-first workflow
  • Briefings and analytics in progress
Coming soon
KeynestDesktop / privacy
Product / 05In development

Keynest

A local password-manager project exploring a focused vault workflow and local storage.

  • Vault workflow
  • Local-first direction
  • Security review before release
Coming soon
DataLensMobile / data monitor
Product / 06In development

DataLens

An Android-first data monitor exploring mobile data views with Flutter and Kotlin foundations.

  • Android-first direction
  • Mobile data views
  • Flutter and Kotlin foundations
Coming soon

The screen is only one part of the system.

01Start with the moment.

Find the decision, task, or handoff where better software could make the day meaningfully lighter.

02Give AI a job.

Use intelligent behaviour where it reduces friction or expands capability, not where it merely decorates a product.

03Keep humans in context.

Design for review, judgment, and trust. Automation should make important decisions easier to make.

04Make the next step obvious.

A good product does not leave people wondering what the system expects from them now.

Your product does not need to look like ours.

It needs to fit the people, constraints, and ambition that make it yours. That is where the real work begins.

Start with your context

Your turn

Show us the problem worth solving.

We would rather understand the real thing than make up a polished story about it.