We build the safety net for shipping fast.

Plinth exists because releasing software shouldn’t feel like a gamble.

Why we started

[Your story.] We spent years on teams that released once a month, held their breath, and spent the next week finding out what broke.

The fix was never to ship less. It was to ship smaller, to fewer people first, and to know what each change did.

Plinth is the tool we wanted then: flags, rollouts and measurement in one place, built for the whole team.

Small changes win

A small change is easy to review, easy to measure and easy to undo.
Measure, don’t guess

Every release should come with an answer to “did it work?”.
Undo is a feature

The fastest fix is turning the change off. Make that one click.
Plain language

Results, docs and error messages anyone on the team can read.

Remote first

We work across time zones and write things down, so decisions don’t depend on who was in the room.
Ship daily

We use Plinth to build Plinth. Most changes reach customers the day they’re merged.
Talk to customers

Everyone, engineers included, joins customer calls every month.

We’re hiring across engineering, design and product.