3615.computer
A small software studio.
A one-person software studio building Workunit and Aeronef.
Our Mission
I'm Alyx. I build software tools that I'd want to use myself.Workunit is project memory for people who build with AI. It keeps context alive across sessions, tools, and teammates. It's B2B, priced per seat, because teams need predictable costs.Aeronef is a gaming companion for Guild Wars 2 players and a pay-as-you-play Minecraft hosting service. It's B2C, credit-based, because gamers shouldn't pay for months they don't play.Different users, different pricing. Same principle: don't charge people in a way that feels wrong.
Our Values
Ship smallTwo products, one person. Everything is scoped to what can actually be maintained well.
Stay independentNo investors, no growth-at-all-costs pressure. The studio exists to make useful things.
Charge honestlyPer-seat when costs are predictable, credits when usage varies. The pricing model fits the product, not the other way around.
Use what you buildWorkunit runs on Workunit. Aeronef exists because the builder plays the game. If the product doesn't hold up for its own creator, it doesn't ship.
Builders
You ship with AI tools and lose context every new session. Workunit keeps your decisions, tasks, and reasoning alive across models and teammates.
Gamers
You play Guild Wars 2 or host Minecraft nights with friends. Aeronef gives you companion tools and pay-as-you-play servers without a subscription.
Solo Makers
You're one person doing the work of a team. These products are built the same way: scoped tight, no bloat, no features that exist to justify a higher tier.
Our Products
Two products. Different audiences, same studio.
Workunit
Your tasks, decisions, and context stay in one place across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and whatever comes next. Per-seat pricing starting at €8/user/month. Free tier available.
Project MemoryYour problem statement, decisions, failed attempts, and context atoms stay attached to the work. The next session (or the next person) starts informed.
Works Across ModelsClaude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini. One MCP connection, and any AI tool reads the same workspace.
Cloud ExecutionPoint an AI agent at your codebase from the browser. It reads, explores, writes code, runs tests, and opens a pull request. No local setup.
Aeronef
Guild Wars 2 companion tools and on-demand Minecraft servers. Core features are free. Credits unlock faster sync and server time. Buy once, no subscription, shared across everything.
Trading Post AnalyticsLive prices, profit calculator with tax, and price history to make better trading decisions.
Crafting CalculatorRecursive material breakdown with real-time trading post prices. See exactly what it costs before you craft.
Pay-as-you-Play MinecraftOn-demand server hosting. Your server starts when you connect, stops when you're done. Credits only burn while it's running.
BetterPixels
Swap your <img src> for a Better Pixels URL and get back an upscaled version, fully automated, no GPU to manage. Purpose-built for stylized, low-res source that generic photo upscalers ruin: game UI assets, anime and line art, pixel art, and illustration. Pay only for the GPU you use, metered per millisecond, with a free trial to start.
Model Choice, Not One-Size-Fits-AllGeneric upscalers are tuned for photos and fall apart on stylized art. Pick the model that fits your source: game assets, anime, line art, pixel art, and chain several so each pass does what it's best at.
Just an URLNo SDK, no pipeline, no GPU on your side. Point an image URL at a saved preset and get the upscaled result back. The first request renders, every one after is served instantly from cache, so hot images cost nothing to serve.
Pay for GPU, Not Per ImageMetered per GPU-millisecond, so a quick single-model pass costs a fraction of a heavy four-model chain. You're never overcharged for the easy cases. Cache hits are free.Free trial credits to start, top up with Stripe.
Alyx
Founder of 3615.computerDevOps and platform engineer with 10+ years of experience. Former senior infrastructure engineer at Docker, former CTO at Selectra. Runs 3615.computer as a side project, building the tools she wanted but couldn't find.
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