leroy/ overview/ introduction
// hosted AI engineering platform

You build it.
Leroy maintains it.

Leroy watches your codebase, picks the bugs worth fixing, plans the changes, ships the code, and reviews its own work. You decide how much to oversee.

Get on the waitlist → See how it works
// connects with
GitHub Sentry Linear Slack
// built for
solo founders & small teams
// status
Onboarding design partners
Today's queue
3 active · 14 shipped · $4.21
Fix null check in handleSubmit
Sentry · 12 occurrences · merged
3m 14s
Add optimistic UI to checkout flow
Linear · CHK-204 · coding
writing tests
Bump dependencies (5 patches)
Scheduled · self-reviewed · merged
6m 02s
Refactor api/payments error handling
Linear · awaiting plan approval
queued
// who it's for

Three ways to put Leroy to work

Same product, three angles. Pick the one that sounds most like your situation.

// 01 — solo founders
From vibe-coding chaos to shipped features.
You've been hacking with Cursor and Claude Code, but you're drowning in half-finished branches and the boring stuff keeps piling up. Leroy handles the bugs, the upgrades, and the tickets you've been postponing — so you can keep building.
Read the solo-founder angle →
// 02 — bug fixing
Sentry error → root cause → PR. While you sleep.
Production bugs land in Sentry overnight. Leroy reads the stack trace, finds the cause, writes the fix, opens the PR, and reviews its own diff. You wake up to a queue of green checks, not red alerts.
Read the bug-fixing angle →
// 03 — the backlog
Drain the backlog. While you build the next thing.
Hundreds of GitHub issues. A Linear board full of "small" tweaks. Customer feature requests piling up. Most of it doesn't need you — it just needs to ship. Point Leroy at your backlog and watch it shrink, one PR at a time.
Read the backlog angle →
// 04 — management

Ask. Don't filter.

Traditional task trackers pile up tags, labels, saved views, and dead filters. Leroy is conversational from day one. Ask anything about your project in plain English — Leroy answers with the actual tickets attached.

/ ⌘K
You What's the status on checkout?
L 3 active · 7 shipped this week · 2 awaiting review
Optimistic UI in checkout flow
CHK-204 · Linear · coding
5m 12s
Safari < 16.3 — checkout fails to render
CHK-128 · Sentry · PR open · awaiting your review
PR open
Retry Stripe webhook on 503
CHK-201 · Linear · merged
12h ago
You Find that ticket about the Stripe error — I can't remember what I called it
L Best match: SUB-87. Want me to start on it?
charge.failed events not surfacing on the billing dashboard
SUB-87 · Linear · opened 11 days ago · 3 customer mentions
queued
You What should I work on next?
L You have 4 PRs waiting on your review. The Stripe one is blocking 3 customer reports — start there.
→ I can keep working on the rest of the backlog while you review.
See how Leroy replaces your tracker →
// the cost

AI made you faster.
It didn't make you free.

Every "AI-assisted" task still routes through you. Here's where the time actually goes.

~30m
of glue work, every task across triage, prompts, review, and shipping
// per task breakdown
5m
10m
10m
5m
~5m
Pick the work
Read ticket, branch, set context.
~10m
Prompt & re-prompt
Drop context, fix when AI guesses wrong.
~10m
Review every line
Check the diff. You can't trust it blind.
~5m
The git ritual
Commit, push, open the PR, write it up.
30 tasks/week · ~15 hours of your time, lost to glue Leroy moves all four to itself →
// how it works

From connected to shipping in four steps

Set the rules once. Leroy works. As much or as little oversight as you want.

01 — CONNECT
Plug in your tools
GitHub, Sentry, Linear, Slack. We wire the rest via webhooks.
github sentry linear + webhooks
→
02 — CONFIGURE
Map projects to repos
Set rules for what wakes Leroy up. Sensible defaults out of the box.
mappings policies budgets
→
03 — OVERSIGHT
Set how much you watch
From check-with-me-every-step to full dark-factory. Per-task type.
Hands-on Approve every plan and every PR.
Balanced Approve risky changes. Auto-merge clean ones.
Dark factory Set rules. Walk away. Leroy ships.
→
04 — SHIP
Walk away
PRs open. Self-review runs. Code merges per your rules.
PRs tests merged
// closed beta

Onboarding the first 50 users by hand.

Leroy is in closed beta. We're spending real time with each early user to make sure it works the way you actually work — before we open the door wider. Drop your email and the one thing you're hoping Leroy can take off your plate.

No spam. No drip. Just one email when it's your turn.