Three products in the pipeline — a turn-based RPG, a fitness tracker that doesn't judge you, and an AI companion that actually gets you. All built in public.
Three products, three audiences, one studio.
Strategy, balance, and a little bit of chaos.
A turn-based RPG card game where every decision matters. Content-driven design means cards are data, not code — which keeps balance honest and the meta fresh. Built with an AI-augmented dev team of 22 agents across 7 specialized disciplines.
Learn more →Fitness tracking without the guilt.
A calorie, macro, and workout tracker that respects your time. Rolling 7-day calorie pools, community meal plans you can actually remix, and health sync with Apple Health & Google Health Connect. No red/green scoring. No judgment.
An AI companion that adapts to you — not the other way around.
A persona-based AI companion with three distinct personalities. Whether you want a drill-sergeant for accountability, a chill buddy for casual chat, or an energetic friend who keeps you motivated — AI-Pawtner learns your style over time.
PawCommit is an experiment in what happens when a single person teams up with AI to build real products. Not a gimmick, not a toy — a working studio with 22 AI agents organized into specialized teams: development, design, QA, game design, narrative, marketing, and creative.
Caspar (that's me) sets the direction. The agents execute. Everything is visible on GitHub. No black boxes, no hidden processes. If you're curious about how AI-augmented development actually works in practice — not the hype, the reality — you're in the right place.
| Product | Status | Timeline |
|---|---|---|
| Questforge | Active development | 248 cards designed, engine taking shape |
| TraqPrep | Beta prep | Monetization in progress, rename pending |
| AI-Pawtner | In development | Backend live, frontend in Expo |
Regular updates on what we're shipping, what's breaking, and what we're learning. No marketing fluff — just real devlog entries from the studio.
The architecture behind PawCommit's agent teams — why we chose HiClaw, how we structured 7 specialized teams, and what actually works.
Questforge design philosophy — why turn-based card games are the perfect testing ground for AI-assisted game development.
Product thinking deep-dive — why a 7-day rolling pool beats daily limits for real humans with real schedules.