Airframes · in The work

A place for each thing you built and still look after.

Four apps, and the state of all four lives in your head. Airframes gives each one an address — what came in, what changed, what shipped, who asked — by gathering the records that already carry its name.

Request a beta invite Part of the base. Nothing to migrate.
The problem, honestly

You are the only index of what you have in motion.

Nothing else remembers that this app has three requests open, that one shipped last week, that another has a change sitting in the Hangar. You do. So you carry it — and the carrying is the cost.

Airframes is one screen that answers "what all do I have going?" so you don't have to hold it.

This is what you're carrying

One card on your Cockpit, the moment you open it.

In motion
Endpaper v2.43 open · 1 in the Hangar
Dispatch2 open · 1 boarding
Cadence6 asked this month
It gathers what you already have. It doesn't take it.

An airframe owns nothing. It points at an app, and the work finds its way home.

The tickets it answers

Every request that came in for this app, already here — nothing re-filed, nothing copied.

The Hangar & its flights

Changes in progress and the releases they ride out on. A landing stamps the version that's now shipping.

Who asked

The people behind the requests, gathered from the tickets themselves — a face for the work.

You pick which panels you see. Its own builder — choose the panels, where they sit, the layout. Your words, your shape. Retire one when an app winds down; it's kept, never deleted, and every link still resolves.

Stop being the index of your own work.

Give each thing you made a home.

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