A front-row seat.
Before Rectify, I co-founded Earlybird, where we help SaaS founders launch through lifetime deals. That gave me a front-row seat to hundreds of products: their launches, their Slack channels, their support queues, and their late nights.
Then building got fast. Running didn’t.
AI changed how software gets made. Founders I knew started shipping in an afternoon what used to take a month, with Cursor, Claude and Lovable doing the heavy lifting.
But everything around the product stayed slow: vague bug reports, a support inbox that never empties, feature requests in five places, release notes nobody writes, the outage at 3am.
They could build a feature in twenty minutes, then lose the evening running it.
So we built the other half.
Rectify started as the fastest way to fix a bug: Quanta would tell you why something broke and how to fix it. Founders kept asking it to do more. So now it does.
Today Quanta answers customers from your docs, triages bugs with the session replay attached, puts feedback on your roadmap, writes your changelog, watches your uptime and calls you when something matters. No dashboards to learn. You just ask.
You build it. Rectify runs it.