Small software, made properly.
CodeBakery builds focused products for families, professionals and developers — each one narrow enough to stay good, and looked after long after launch.
The products
Eight, across family life, professional work and developer tooling.
Firstful
The small things, remembered. A private place for your child's firsts and milestones, kept for you rather than for a feed.
ReleasedFamily
BragDog
Capture your wins as they happen and organise them your way, then export a polished document when review season hits.
ReleasedCareer
MergeTap
The pull requests waiting on you, and the deployments waiting for your approval, on your phone. Approve, comment and merge without a laptop.
ReleasedDeveloper
DeviceYard
Run Maestro tests on your own Android hardware, from your terminal or CI. Self-hosted, with a dashboard, CLI and HTTP API.
BetaInfrastructure
Watchfire
An autonomous, read-only SRE agent that watches your infrastructure through the night and tells you what broke.
Open sourceInfrastructure
Momentum
A daily planner that sorts what you have to do into morning, afternoon and evening.
ReleasedProductivity
Kadazan2Go
A dictionary and quiz app for the Kadazan language of Sabah, Malaysia. Works entirely offline.
ReleasedLanguage
RiftVolt
A fast arena game for Android, built in Godot.
ReleasedGame
One problem per product
Every product does a narrow thing properly, instead of growing into a suite nobody asked for.
Launch is the beginning
Products stay updated and supported. The ones that stop earning their place get archived honestly, not quietly abandoned.
Your data stays yours
No ad networks and no selling usage data. Each product says plainly what it stores and why.
Some of it is open source
MobileDeviceHost is developed in the open, and smaller tools land on GitHub when they turn out to be useful to more than one project.
An independent studio
CodeBakery is a small, independent software studio in Germany, founded and run by Nicolas Mehlei. It publishes its own products rather than taking client work, which is what makes it possible to keep them narrow and to keep maintaining them.
Questions about a product, bug reports and press enquiries all go to hello ⟨at⟩ codebakery ⟨dot⟩ net, and reach a real person.