Software used to be expensive to write, so there was never enough of it. Agents changed that. Code is cheap now, and soon there will be more of it than anyone can use. What stays scarce is judgment: knowing what is worth building, making it feel right, and running it well for years. That is the work Lisovate does, one product at a time.
Lisovate builds with coding agents every day. What to build, how it should feel and when it is good enough stay human calls.
Each product does one thing and works on its own, so you can pick up one without the others.
Every product is designed, built and operated by Lisovate itself, not by an agency or a partner.
Every screen here comes from the product itself, and each product says when you can use it.
Each one works on its own, so you can pick up one without the others. Acuvis is available today. BugBash is coming in October 2026, Veltic and Sigdar in November.
Big pull requests, reviewed like small ones.
Catch every crash. Fix it with your own agent.
Bring the coding agent you already pay for. Veltic keeps it running.
Write once. Post it right on every account.
Acuvis reads your code, so it publishes exactly how that code is handled. The other products publish theirs when they launch.
BugBash, Veltic and Sigdar publish their data policies when they launch. Questions before then: hello@lisovate.com.
Lisovate is self-funded and privately owned. Every product is designed, built and run in-house.
Paweł Lisowski is a full-stack engineer who started building these tools once coding agents became part of daily development work.
Small tools that came out of building the products. MIT licensed, no account needed.
Fourteen model configurations built the same product pages from the same thin prompt, to see how much of good AI design lives in the model and how much in the harness around it.
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