I built this for myself first.
I had four AI tabs open on most days. One of them was good at thinking a problem through, another wrote the code faster, a third caught things the first two missed. The tools were doing their job. The part that kept slowing me down was me, retyping the same three paragraphs of background into a fourth window before anything useful could happen.
So I wrote something small and rough that carried the context across for me. It was never meant to leave my machine.
Then I did the maths. Between them, the free tiers of these tools cover an enormous amount of real work. What pushes people into paying for another one is usually the hassle of repeating themselves, not the limits. Remove the hassle and most people already have everything they need.
That felt worth sharing, so I cleaned it up and put it out. It is still just me building it, which means the roadmap is genuinely whatever you tell me gets in your way. Your input shapes what I build next.