I’m Taman.
Why these two
Both apps started as my own bottleneck.
Vibe coding means I describe what I want and an AI agent writes it. The moment I was running more than one agent at a time, two things broke: I could not see what any of them were doing, and re-typing the same prompts became the slowest part of the day.
2PixelCanvas fixed the first. Every agent I have installed — Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini — opens as a card on one canvas. I launch them by voice, address a prompt to one by name, and Mission Control shows what all of them are doing at once.
2PixelFlow fixed the second. Hold a key, say the thing, and finished text lands wherever the cursor is — a prompt, a commit message, a reply.
Neither app supplies the AI. There is no 2Pixel model and no 2Pixel API: Canvas runs the CLIs you already installed, under your own subscriptions, and Flow uses the local engine or the key you enter. The work stays on your machine.
More apps are in progress. Each one starts the same way — something in my own day that existing software handles badly.
The channel
Built live, most weekdays.
Two series run on the channel. Both are unedited — the debugging is the content.
Where to find me
Four places, one person.
Try what comes out of it.
Each app is licensed separately; subscriptions and lifetime purchases support ongoing development