Make that idea happen.
Capture something you learned. Tkay connects it to your project, tries it safely, and shows you what changed.
In private testing on iPhone. Android is on the way.
From a note to a result you can check.
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You capture it
Type a note, paste a link, take a photo or record a voice note. It’s saved on your phone first, encrypted, even when you’re offline.
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Scout finds where it fits
Scout connects your idea to a project and a goal you set, then writes a short plan with a spending limit.
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You approve the plan
Nothing runs until you say so. The plan shows what will happen, what it can cost, and whether AI writes the draft.
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Maker builds a small try
A rewrite, a checklist, or a change on a branch of your code. Maker works in a private sandbox, never on the real thing.
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Checker shows what changed
Checker compares the try with where you started and says what is still to learn. You keep it, change it, or let it go.
Try it on your code, too.
Connect GitHub and pick a repository. Tkay tries the idea on a copy, runs your project’s checks, and opens a draft pull request only when you approve it.
Tkay asks for access to the code and pull requests of the repositories you choose, nothing more.
The rules your crew follows.
- You approve every try. Each plan has a spending limit, and the crew stops there.
- Your workspace is private. People see it only when you invite them.
- AI is labeled. A plan says when OpenAI writes the draft, before you approve it.
- Unknowns stay unknown. Anything unproven is shown as still to learn, never as a win.
- You can leave any time. Export your data or delete your account right in the app.
Got an idea worth a try?
Tkay is in private testing on iPhone. Tell us a little about what you’d try first, and we’ll send an invite when there’s room.
Ask for an invite