Open source by default
We publish the code when no sensitive data prevents it. If code cannot live in the open, something is wrong with the design.
Hesedev is not a twenty-person collective. It is one founder who learned to build enterprise-grade software with AI, accumulated thirteen finished products, and decided that keeping them in a drawer served no one.
A B2B financial product comparison platform begins: API, web panel and mobile app. 449 commits. This is where you learn that rigor is not optional.
A small-group management system for church communities: mobile app for leaders, web panel and API. 538 commits. The first product designed to be handed to whoever operates it.
Instead of one repo per product, a single multi-tenant engine with reusable modules. Eleven products come out of it sharing a core: invoicing, marketplace, AI agent, clinic, mobility, privacy, personal finance.
Clínica Profamilia runs BiuxClinic on its own domain. It stops being a demo: there are patients, signed prescriptions and a real schedule running on the engine.
Thirteen products built, fourteen services in production, one founder. Now comes what cannot be done alone: finding the people who will take these seeds and grow them.
These are not slogans. They are the rules we apply when a project has to be turned down, or when someone with money wants something that is not right.
We publish the code when no sensitive data prevents it. If code cannot live in the open, something is wrong with the design.
We don't measure clicks, engagement, or sessions. We measure people served, time saved, informed decisions. If the pretty metric doesn't translate into real life, we don't chase it.
We train whoever receives the product so they can maintain it. If we cannot leave, we do not take the project.
There is no payroll to meet today: there is one founder. Paid work sustains the work we give away. When there is a team, it will be paid well and it will be said here.
No office, no events, no offsites. Every dollar that comes in goes to producing or sustaining something useful.
We reject projects that conflict with the mission, sponsors who want to influence editorial agenda, or technology we can't ethically maintain. Saying no sustains us.
No invented team. Today Hesedev is one founder and the AI tools that let him sustain thirteen products. As it grows, people will appear here with names and roles.
We publish what exists, even when the number is zero. Figures are verifiable or they are not published. If something on this page does not add up, write and we will show you the repository.
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