I'm Anfal, a technical founder and indie hacker. I've spent the last decade building scalable apps and AI tools from scratch.

What drives me is simple: I want to make software creation accessible to non-technical builders. I am trying to answer the question of "What does the future of software engineering look like?"

I believe AI has changed the game, but it breaks just as often as it helps. I am building Tomo to bridge that last 20% of your vibe-coding journey and help you ship like a professional software engineer.

Tomo started from real conversations with vibe coders, builders hitting roadblocks when AI-generated code failed silently.

I kept seeing the same thing: the AI didn't know enough about the system to debug properly, and its fixes just made things worse.

Enter Tomo, an AI that is meant to be your personal friend on your vibe-coding journey. It injects itself into your codebase from day 1 and builds up a deep understanding of your system. This allows it to do a better job at answering your questions and helping you fix issues than the AI you are currently using.

Tomo's mission is to help you build scalable apps just like a professional software engineer and stay in control of your codebase.