Work with us

Build tools people actually work in.

Eiswe is a universal file workspace — notes, PDFs, documents, spreadsheets and presentations in one place, across desktop, web and Android. We are building it now, with the first public version in development.

Enough of it is still open that a strong person joining now would shape what it becomes.

What we are building

Not another dashboard. A file enters Eiswe, gets worked on, keeps its history, continues on the next device, and leaves as the same standard file.

Files
Open and import what people already have, without converting it into something only Eiswe can read.
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Work
Read, edit and capture across notes, PDF, DOCX, XLSX, PPTX and plain text — each with its own real editing surface.
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State
Revisions, sync and offline work, so a file has a history and an honest answer to "where is this?"
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Continue
The same workspace on desktop, in a browser and on Android, at the interaction depth each device suits.
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Share
Sharing and export that leave the file portable and standard when it goes somewhere else.
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The interesting part

Why this is hard

Every one of these is a real problem in the product, not a hypothetical. Most of the work sits in the parts users only notice when they go wrong.

FormatsA PDF, a workbook and a presentation behave nothing alike, and none of them may become a flattened preview.
OfflineEditing without a connection is easy; reconciling those edits afterwards without losing work is not.
ConflictsTwo versions of one file have to be shown as two real versions, clearly enough that a human can choose.
RevisionsHistory has to protect people from mistakes without becoming noise they learn to ignore.
ImportYears of existing files must arrive with their structure intact, and honestly report what could not be carried.
Three devicesOne model of files, revisions and sharing across desktop, web and Android — without pretending they are the same device.
PortabilityStandard files stay standard. Anything that makes leaving expensive is a bug, not a moat.

Who we want to meet

Four kinds of people, described honestly. If none of them is you, this probably is not the right project — and that is fine.

Engineering
People who care about systems, reliability, file formats, sync, APIs and the edge cases most software quietly gets wrong.
DESKTOP · WEB · ANDROID · BACKEND
Product and design
People who reduce complexity rather than hide it behind a pretty surface, and who can tell when a technical truth needs to be visible in the UI.
WORKSPACE · EDITORS · STATES
Early testers
People willing to run unfinished software on real work and report precisely where it breaks or feels wrong.
REAL FILES · REAL DEADLINES
Early collaborators
People with a specific technical or product problem that overlaps with Eiswe, and something concrete to contribute to it.
CONCRETE OVERLAP

Where the product is today

Eiswe is in active development. The backend, the desktop application, the Android app and the web workspace all exist and are being worked on — but no public build has been released yet.

That is the honest picture: real software, real backend, real cross-device model, and a first public version still being finished. Joining now means the decisions that are still open are ones you could influence.

Core platformIn development
Backend · sync · revisions · file infrastructure
Product appsIn development
Desktop · Web · Android
Public V1Being prepared
First public release

Ways to work with Eiswe

Three routes in, depending on how deep you want to go. All of them start with the same email.

Route 01
Build with us
For engineers, designers and product people who want to be deeply involved in building the product itself.
Say which part of the system interests you and send something you have built.
Route 02
Test Eiswe
For people who want early builds and can give useful feedback from real files and real workflows.
Tell us your platform and the kind of files your work actually involves.
Route 03
Collaborate
For a specific technical, product or integration opportunity where the fit is mutual and concrete.
Describe the fit precisely — that is what makes it easy to answer.
Formal roles will appear here as the team grows.

Interested?

One email is enough. No form, no portal, no cover letter.

Tell us
01Who you are
02What you build
03Which part of Eiswe interests you
04Links to relevant work, if you have them