Introducing Vyntel

Vyntel is an independent software house founded by Aditya Sharma. It makes a small number of apps, each aimed at one job, and keeps working on them after launch. This site is where those apps live, where the journal is, and where the brand rules are kept.

Two apps first

AgentPanes is a native iOS and Android app for the coding agents that run inside Herdr and tmux on your machines. You add a host over SSH, the app lists the agents it can see across every machine, and one tap opens the exact pane that needs you. There is no daemon to install on the server and no relay in between. It is in development and will be free to download at launch. Its own site is agentpanes.com.

Song Studio is a private song-learning app. You import a song you have the right to use, shift it into a key that fits your voice, loop the phrase that keeps falling apart, record a take, and come back tomorrow to the same line. Vocal separation and pitch analysis run on the phone. Native iOS and Android versions are in development.

Both are described in more detail under Products.

The house rules

Every Vyntel product is built under the same four rules. They decide what ships and what waits.

1. Native apps. Swift on iOS and Kotlin on Android, with real terminals and real audio engines. Nothing is wrapped in a web view.
2. Private by default. Work stays on your device unless you choose to move it. This site sets no cookies and loads no third-party scripts.
3. One job, done properly. Each product owns a single workflow and simplifies it until the first screen is the useful one.
4. Tested on the phones people carry. Large text, small screens, slow networks and inexpensive devices are part of the definition of done.

About the name

Vyntel is a made-up word. It was chosen because it is short, easy to say in most languages, and was free to register. It does not stand for anything, and it is not an acronym.

Get in touch

Write to hello@vyntel.com. A person reads every message.