Freddy Labs is a small studio. We design, build and operate software where AI agents do the repetitive work and a person makes every call that matters. Two focus areas: developer productivity, and health and wellness.
We do not sell consulting hours. We pick a real problem, build the product ourselves, and run it in production for the people who use it.
Every product stays under our own roof: infrastructure, releases, fixes and support. When you email support, the person who wrote the code answers.
AI agents triage, draft and test around the clock. They propose; a human reviews and decides. That loop is how the studio works, and it is also what Freddy Manager sells.
Freddy Manager runs a small team of AI agents on an engineer's behalf. It triages bugs, drafts pull requests, drains the inbox and keeps the week tidy. Human-in-the-loop, runs on your own infrastructure, every action audit-logged.
SnoreTracker records the night on the phone, classifies snoring on-device and gives each night a Snore Score. No account, no network, and recordings never leave the phone. A wellness app, not a medical device.
Four habits, applied to everything we build. They are the reason the products look the way they do.
Agents draft, test and propose. A person reviews before anything ships, merges or reaches a user. Autonomy is earned per task, never assumed.
Small changes, often. Every change is reviewable in one sitting, and every release can be rolled back without ceremony.
Default to the least data. SnoreTracker works with the phone in flight mode; Freddy Manager runs on your own infrastructure. We collect nothing we do not need to run the product.
Plain words about what a product does and does not do. A Snore Score is an estimate, not a diagnosis. An agent's pull request is a draft, not a decision.
Questions about the studio, a platform or a partnership go to one inbox, read by a person. SnoreTracker support uses the same address; the support page answers the common questions first.