An independent software lab · Boulder, CO
Software made well, made fast. AI handles the typing — the thinking, the architecture, and the finish are still done by hand. That's not vibe-coding. That's good work, accelerated.
Work
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My current nights-and-weekends project. I'm shopping for a house myself, and the real estate market is overdue for better tools — so I'm making the thing I wish agents already had.
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My personal tooling for AI-assisted development, being shaped into a product. Run agents in parallel inside sandboxes, hand work off, walk away from the computer — and let projects keep moving on their own without giving up control. The hard part is shipping a stable surface while the underlying tools change every month.
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A marketplace that connects music artists with the content creators promoting their sound bites. Labels post a track and a budget; TikTok and Instagram creators pick it up, post, and get paid on performance. Built end to end for Sam Barber's #1 country album rollout.
The lab
Krux Lab is the workshop for the side projects — Thomas Juranek's, specifically.
Ten years of software experience is the foundation. AI accelerates the work; it doesn't replace the work. The projects here ship fast because the judgment, the architecture, and the finish are already in place before the tooling kicks in.
By day, I'm a founding engineer on the Brokkr platform at Hydra Host (Series A, $775M valuation), building the infrastructure for the future of AI factories. Krux Lab is where everything else lives — the side projects, the experiments, the things worth finishing on my own time.
Get in touch
Got something worth building, want to use what's already shipped, or just want to talk shop — send an email.