Percuno
Percuno builds software. Its own apps, and yours.
Percuno is a software company. It builds its own apps — Carry, now in private beta, and Superset, still being built — and takes on software development and engineering projects for clients anywhere. Email reaches engineering directly, not a sales desk.
What is Percuno?
Percuno is a software company. It does two things: it develops its own software products, and it takes on software development and engineering work for clients anywhere. Carry, a cross-platform personal task and calendar app, is in private beta and has its own site at carry.today. Superset, a web-based AI workout and food-prep planner, is still in development.
What Percuno is building
Carry — a personal task manager for all your devices
Carry puts your tasks and your calendar in one view, for one person managing their own work and life rather than a team — and for people whose phone and computer come from different companies. Carry is in private beta: it is built web-first and runs in a browser, and native iOS, Android and desktop apps are still being built and none has been released.
Superset — AI workouts and the food to match
Superset is a web app being built to plan your training and the food prep that supports it in one place, instead of across two apps that don’t know about each other. It runs in a browser, so there will be nothing to install. Superset is in development and not yet released.
Can I hire Percuno to build something?
Yes. Percuno takes on software development and engineering work: building a product from scratch, picking up a codebase that has stalled, shipping a specific feature a team can’t get to, or writing the technical scope for a build before it starts. A few projects at a time, so each one gets senior attention from brief to release.
Frequently asked questions
What does Percuno sell?
- Two things: its own software products, and software development and engineering services. Carry, a personal task and calendar app, is in private beta. Superset is still in development. Neither product has an announced price. The development services are the part you can engage today.
Are Carry and Superset available to use?
- Neither is publicly available yet. Carry is further along: it is in private beta, which means it is built and working but has not been publicly announced, and its own site is carry.today. Superset is still in development. Both pages have a waitlist, and joining either gets you one email when that product is ready to use.
How do I get in touch?
- Email hello@percuno.com. It reaches engineering directly, and there is no contact form queue or ticketing system in between.