Founderly, Inc.
Founderly develops focused software products that use artificial intelligence, automation, and human-computer interaction to make complex workflows simpler and more dependable. Its stated mission is to make advanced technology understandable, dependable, and easy to use.
At a Glance
- Developers
- AI power users
- Individual software builders using local Mac development workflows
- Professionals and teams managing complex digital workflows
AI Tools by Founderly, Inc.
(1)Offrun
Mac Workspace for Coding Agents
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Latest News
Offrun 6.1.04 added automatic model-picker updates, faster agent startup, Build and Planner progress updates, more reliable turns, faster chat loading, live plan-card clocks, and additional connector logos.
Offrun 6.0.93 added nested project folders, app-wide themes, connectors on every plan including Free, shared instruction-file rules across agents, preview mode, and faster dictation mode.
Offrun 6.0.81 added agent-driven browser pages in the preview panel, model/effort/fast-mode selection, skills, live token counts, plan cards, reviewer monitoring, and richer file previews.
Offrun 6.0.025 announced the rename from Offloop to Offrun and carried projects, chats, and settings forward.
Products & Services
A native Mac workspace for running Claude Code, Codex, Google's Antigravity CLI (agy), and Grok Build side by side. It gives each agent an isolated git worktree and branch, shared project memory, optional cross-provider peer review, account usage visibility, notifications, on-device dictation, and an in-app preview.
An on-device dictation agent for developers and AI power users that turns rough, unscripted thinking into clean technical writing, using visible screen context to improve technical terminology while keeping speech, screen context, and cleanup on the Mac.
Market Position
Offrun positions itself as a free, Mac-only alternative for running several local coding-agent CLIs in parallel. Compared with Conductor, it emphasizes multiple logins per agent with usage-limit handover, a reviewer chosen from the user's own accounts, Antigravity alongside Claude Code and Codex, shared local project memory, and on-device dictation; it does not provide Conductor's built-in pull-request/CI/merge workflow, cloud workspaces, or team collaboration.
Leadership
Founders
Arun Bhatia
AI engineer and 2x founder; holds a Master's in Computer Science from IISc Bangalore, has more than 10 years building AI-driven products, and was formerly CTO of MedPay, where he drove more than $15 million in pharmacy sales. Public product listings identify him as the builder of Offrun and his founder profile says he is building Founderly.
Executive Team
Arun Bhatia
Founder
AI engineer and repeat founder; Master's in Computer Science from IISc Bangalore, more than 10 years building AI-driven products, and former CTO of MedPay.
Founding Story
Founderly says it was created to take focused software from early concept to dependable real-world use: identify high-friction workflows, build practical products around emerging technology, validate them with real users, and scale products that demonstrate meaningful value. Its product philosophy favors a small product people genuinely depend on over a large platform users do not need.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Offrun is currently free and does not meter dictation, agents, projects, peer review, connected accounts, or seats. Users bring and pay for their own Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, or Grok Build subscriptions. Founderly says products may eventually use subscriptions, usage-based plans, one-time purchases, enterprise agreements, or free access, but Offrun has no paid plan today.
Pricing Tiers
Unlimited agents and projects, on-device dictation, connected coding-agent accounts, connector credits, agent monitoring, and reviews; no card required.
Target Markets
- Developers
- AI power users
- Individual software builders using local Mac development workflows
- Professionals and teams managing complex digital workflows
- Running parallel coding tasks on one repository
- Using one coding agent to review another agent's changes before merging
- Keeping coding work moving across multiple provider accounts when usage limits are reached
- Managing project conventions, memory, chats, and worktrees in one local workspace
- Dictating technical prompts and notes hands-free
- Giving coding agents controlled access to connected email, calendar, and productivity services