We build software products across AI, web, mobile, desktop and web3.
Contact usVector One is a software company building products across AI, web, mobile, desktop and web3. We run our own apps in production, and we build the same way for the teams we work with.
A Git client for people who actually read their diffs. Everything you expect from a desktop Git app, plus the parts that never got built: stacked branches, conflict resolution you can follow, and a history view you can navigate without dropping to the terminal.
One app instead of eleven. Clients, projects, invoicing, documents and reporting in a single workspace, so a small company stops paying for a stack it only half uses.
SEO that tells you what to fix, not just what is broken. Sonar crawls a site, ranks every issue by the traffic it actually costs, and writes the fix up as a task your team can close.
AI-powered work management. Co-work reads the work your team is already doing, drafts the tickets from it, and keeps the plan honest as things move.
A gasless exchange. Swap on-chain without holding the native token to pay for it. Fees are abstracted behind a relayer, so a first-time wallet can trade on day one.
Retrieval, tool use and model-backed features, with evals and cost per request treated as part of the build rather than an afterthought.
Typed end to end, real-time where it earns its keep, and a design system your own team can extend once we hand it over.
iOS and Android, native or cross-platform. We take it through review, into the stores, and through the releases that follow.
Real windows, real keyboard handling, real file access. Tools that live on the machine rather than in a tab, and update themselves without asking.
Contracts, wallets and exchange infrastructure that treat gas, keys and failure states as product problems rather than footnotes.
Most software problems do not stay inside one stack. An AI feature needs a web app, a desktop tool needs a backend, an exchange needs a wallet people can actually use. We build across all of it.
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Product builds across AI, web, mobile, desktop and web3, greenfield or joining something already running.
Small senior team, short cycles, working software every week instead of status updates.
Incorporated in Delaware, United States. The engineering team works remotely across several time zones.
These come up on almost every first call, so here are the honest answers before you ask.
They overlap more than the labels suggest. The same engineers who built our exchange front end built the crawler behind Sonar and the desktop app behind Manifest. What stays constant is how we work: small team, typed code, ship early. What changes is the runtime.
Both, and each one funds the other. Manifest, Business OS, Sonar, Co-work and Gassless are ours, running in production. Client projects get the same team and the same standards, not a separate B-squad.
That is the normal case. Scoping, architecture, design, build, store review and the releases after launch. We would rather own the whole path than hand a repo over halfway and hope.
Often, yes. We join the repo, follow your conventions and review each other's pull requests. The goal is that your team can keep moving after we leave, not that they inherit something only we understand.
Most work lands between a four-week build and a three-month one. We scope to a fixed price once the problem is clear, and if something has to give we cut scope before quality.