Knit is an AI-powered work app built for work in the open—not private.
Most teams already have enough apps. The hard part is keeping up.
Knit notices what changed, keeps the plan straight, and steps in before one person’s work affects someone else.
What we’re working on.
We’re building Knit first: a calmer way to keep a shared project moving.
Product
Knit
Knit is an AI-powered work app built for work in the open—not private.
Knit notices what changed. Like a great project manager, it watches the whole project, keeps the plan straight, and only steps in when someone’s work is about to be affected.
Catch up fast
See the ripple effect
Find blockers early
Keep everyone updated
Earlier experiment
Peak Buying
A shopping research experiment built around your needs, not rankings.
Before Knit, we explored the same basic question in shopping: can software do more of the sorting for you? Peak Buying compares products without leaning on fake reviews, sponsored lists, or whoever paid to rank first.
It starts with what you actually care about, explains which specs matter, and makes the tradeoffs easier to see.
Skip fake reviews
Compare what matters
See the tradeoffs
Buy with less regret
How we build
How we build
We want software to do more of the boring coordination work. That means fewer mystery alerts, fewer black-box answers, and more useful help at the moment it matters.
Say the simple thing
Say the simple thing
Stay quiet until useful
Stay quiet until useful
Show your work
Show your work
Let people decide
Let people decide
Build for real days
Build for real days
Keep the team in sync.
Knit watches the whole project, keeps the plan straight, and notices before one person’s change spills into someone else’s work.
Knit connects the details, then leaves the final call with you.
From the founder

“I kept wishing there was one app that could notice a changed plan, work out who it affects, and help fix the follow-up. So we started building Knit.”
Fawaz Tahir
Founder · Building Knit
Fawaz works across product, design, and engineering—mostly asking how Knit can make a messy day feel easier to understand.
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