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Because watching a 47-minute training video while answering email is apparently not the same thing as learning.
Pretend you’re interested →CodeBay Labs
We find annoying problems and build software until they’re less annoying. Sometimes that involves AI. Sometimes automation. Sometimes it just needs a button that actually works.
No revolutionary synergy platforms were harmed in the making of this website.
Teaches people things.
In development. Phones only.
Keeps robotaxis moving.The Family
Apparently we have trouble staying in one lane. Each product gets its own respectable website. This is where we embarrass them in public.

Because watching a 47-minute training video while answering email is apparently not the same thing as learning.
Pretend you’re interested →
For documents that appear to have been written by someone billing by the syllable.
Coming to Apple App Store and Google Play. No website yet — we’re still building the app, and we’d rather ship something that works than a landing page that pretends it does.
App stores only. Website later. ↗
Robotaxis can drive themselves. They cannot, unfortunately, clean themselves.
Meet the humans behind the robots →Very Important Corporate Statistics
Our Deeply Serious Philosophy
The world has enough dashboards collecting digital dust. We’d rather make something somebody actually wants to use.
If nobody has the problem, congratulations. We just saved ourselves a lot of development time.
We like AI. We just don’t think your toaster needs a large language model.
Useful beats impressive. Working beats visionary. Customers beat pitch decks.

Smart Apps. Real Solutions.
So what exactly is CodeBay Labs?
We’re a Texas software company that finds annoying problems and builds products until those problems become considerably less annoying.
Sometimes that means artificial intelligence. Sometimes automation. Sometimes the breakthrough innovation is making the obvious thing easy.
Looking to buy something?
CodeBay Labs doesn’t sell you anything here. Our products have perfectly respectable websites for that.
Go bother them →Still Here?
If you actually need to reach CodeBay Labs, email works remarkably well.