draugur.ai
Our apps
draugur.ai explores what software can be when a model is part of its foundation rather than a feature added later, and builds the ideas that hold up into applications. Our first three are in development now.
Our approach
Most software adds AI as a feature: a chat box in the corner of an application that would work the same without it. We start from the other end.
An AI-native application is one whose central job depends on a model understanding what you give it — your words, your history, your work. The result should be less time spent sorting, tagging and filling in forms, and more time spent on the thing the application is for.
We are a small studio. We explore ideas quickly, keep the ones that prove useful in daily use, and build those into applications. The test for each one is the same: does it do something that would not be practical without the model, and would a person choose to open it again tomorrow?
What we are building
A view of your thoughts and reflections. You write the way you already do — journal entries, notes, ideas in passing — and Atlas is being built to show how they connect over time: the themes you return to, and how your thinking on them changes.
AI-native here means the structure comes from what you wrote, not from tags and folders you have to keep up yourself.
Register interestA fitness tracker. Stride 42 is being built to look at your training as a whole rather than one session at a time, and to talk it through with you in plain language: what has changed, what has held steady, and what might be worth adjusting.
AI-native here means your training log is something you can ask questions of, not only a chart to read.
Register interestHelps writers track their progress. Word counts say little about whether a draft is moving forward. Inkwell is being built for the long middle of a project, to help a writer see what has changed in the work and what is still open.
AI-native here means progress is measured against the manuscript itself, not only against the clock.
Register interestNone of these apps is available yet. If one of them is something you would use, write to us and we will let you know when there is something to try.