The people building
hob.

We think people who work with agents should work with them in view, not hand work away and check it later. hob is the workspace you share with your agents. It stays out of model choice, routing, and spend, so those decisions stay yours.

Andrew

Andrew

Founder

Has always done what others said couldn't be done: beating casinos at their own games, arbitraging global markets, and catching flaws in smart contracts before attackers do. That habit of finding where systems break down took him to OpenZeppelin as Director of Security Tooling R&D, and now to hob.

Unpopular opinion

“An agent you can't look in on is an agent you can't trust.”

Outside work

A father and mentor who likes to build things that last: a garden, an orchard, and the occasional small robot.

Josep

Josep

Founder

Product-minded engineer with a sharp eye for UI and UX. He knows people spend their whole workday in hob, and he takes that seriously: everything that ships should feel modern, sleek, and satisfying to use.

Unpopular opinion

“Most teams talk about excellence; the ones that matter actually ship it.”

Outside work

Slowly becoming a barista.

Gerard

Gerard

Marketing & Customer Success

Brings big-company experience to startup marketing - first at Settle, scaling a payments app, and now at hob, where he also makes sure customers get real value from it.

Unpopular opinion

“No amount of marketing will sell a bad product.”

Outside work

Usually underwater.

Brian

Brian

Social Media

A visual artist and creative thinker who loves turning ideas into content that makes people stop scrolling. He’s grown an Instagram community of 80K+ and sold hundreds of digital products. At hob, he brings a creative’s eye to social media.

Unpopular opinion

“Saying yes to everything is saying no to your creative calling.”

Outside work

Probably writing poetry, making art, or finding God in the ordinary.

Almira

Almira

QA & Support

Looks at hob the way a real user would - testing the product, spotting confusing moments, and giving the team the honest feedback that makes software feel better.

Unpopular opinion

“Good enough usually isn’t.”

Outside work

Usually with her kiddo or falling into a matcha-and-macramé internet rabbit hole.