Focused apps for focused work.
We think the future is apps built around a single workflow, with no noise and no features you don't need.
Why we built Strive.
One of the reasons we started Strive is simple: we care about the success of our customers. We want to make their jobs as efficient as possible.
We kept seeing the same gap: teams reading documents by hand, checking them in spreadsheets and chasing decisions by email. We built focused apps to keep those steps together, with the source beside the result.
If someone doesn't use a feature, why give it to them? Digging around a big, complex app to find the one screen you need is hard, and it's frustrating.
We vibe code all the time, and it's great. But when you need governance, reliability, a way to deploy at scale and a clean way to connect your data, that's where Strive helps.
We want to bring the single app a vibe coder can build, safely, to the people who need it most. Knowledge workers who know AI will help them, but don't have time to spend with a chatbot all day. People who deal with lots of documents and processes.
Only the features you use
Each person sees the screens and tools their work needs. There's nothing extra to dig through.
The work is in documents
A lot of what a business knows sits in PDFs and scans. We get it out and into the systems you already run.
Shared with the right people
Each app goes to the people whose work it supports. That keeps everyone's view simple and access easy to manage.
Four places, one team.
We're remote. Some of us are in Washington State, some in London, some in Cluj, some in Singapore. When one of us is logging off, someone else is usually just getting started.
- Washington State
- London, UK
- Cluj, Romania
- Singapore
Our customers save up to five times what they pay for Strive, on workflows that used to be painful and aren't anymore.
That's the part we love. Someone sees the work that used to drag on just get done, their eyes light up, and they get to go home on time.
If there's a process your team runs on documents and too many tools, tell us about it. We'll show you what one focused app for it could look like.
Team Strive