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Useful over shiny
Every product has a job. If it cannot describe that job in one sentence, it gets composted.
A product studio, disguised as a farm
Button Farm builds and operates a handful of useful little software products. Agents do the chores. Humans own the farm. We compost the slop into something people can actually use.
This season's crops
Bid discovery and procurement intelligence for civil construction.
Civil bid aggregation and scraping infrastructure.
Scan, share and split a restaurant receipt in seconds.
Developer identity and GitHub fingerprint pages.
Compact OBD-II diagnostic code reference for mechanics and owners.
Recovery and support tooling for problem gambling.
AI-agent control plane and local orchestration.
The governance and control-plane layer above all plots.
The almanac
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Every product has a job. If it cannot describe that job in one sentence, it gets composted.
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Small surface area. Small teams. Small bills. Small enough to hold in one hand.
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Your receipt, your diagnostic code, your notes. We do not phone home unless there is a reason.
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Agents do the chores. Humans own the farm. Actions should be logged, reversible, and bounded.
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A live thing with five users beats a deck with none.
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AI output is mulch, not produce. It only counts after taste and revision.
Meet the farmhand
Porkchop eats AI slop for breakfast and turns it into working software by lunch. He is calm, a little smug, and shows up in empty states, loaders, and 404s when the farm needs a witness.
Nothing to feed me yet.
Ran off to another field.
Chewing...
Fed. Shipped. Napping.