Trylle, Inc.
Trylle is a git-native collaboration platform that unifies pull requests, stacked branches, inline review, and AI automation into a single focused surface for modern engineering teams.
At a Glance
- Software development teams
- Enterprise engineering organizations
- Open-source projects
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Trylle
Git Platform for Diff Focused Teams
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Products & Services
Next-gen Git collaboration platform featuring pull requests, stacked branches, and AI-augmented workflows.
A design-first dashboard for pull requests, issues, and code reviews, integrated into the Trylle platform.
The command-line interface for managing repositories, reviews, and automation on the Trylle platform.
Market Position
Positions itself as a more integrated, design-centric alternative to GitHub and GitLab, specifically optimized for stacked PRs and AI-driven workflows.
Leadership
Founders
Alan Daniel
Design Engineer, previously at Supabase; creator of DiffKit, Peel, and Interactions. Handle: @stylessh.
Max Kupriianov
Senior Software Architect and Go developer; creator of upd.dev and microterm.dev. Handle: @xlab.
Gabriel Soriano
Software Engineer and Designer; creator of mysterymaker.com. Handle: @KetchaoDev.
Executive Team
Alan Daniel
Founder / Design Engineer
Expert in UI/UX and design-centric engineering.
Max Kupriianov
Founder / Senior Architect
Specializes in Go, distributed systems, and git-native architectures.
Founding Story
Trylle was founded to address the 'tab debt' and friction in existing git platforms, focusing on creating a design-first, integrated environment for augmented software development.
Business Model
Revenue Model
Subscription-based seat plans and metered pay-as-you-go usage for CI compute and AI tokens.
Pricing Tiers
$15 CI credit, $10 AI credit, 3 private repositories.
$20 CI credit, $15 AI credit, Linux/macOS runners.
$30 CI credit, $30 AI credit, 2x-3x usage allowances.
$20 shared CI credit, $15 shared AI credit, 50 private repositories.
Target Markets
- Software development teams
- Enterprise engineering organizations
- Open-source projects
- Modern engineering teams
- AI-augmented development
- Stacked branch workflows
- Automated code review