Your personal AI workspace.

Notes, projects, reminders, habits, music, a knowledge garden, and a team of AI agents — organized in one private account. Sign up and get your own isolated workspace; optionally plug in your own OpenRouter key.

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What's inside

Everything is scoped to your account — nobody else can see your data.

🤝 AI agent team
A coordinator delegates your questions to specialist agents that share one memory.
📝 Notes & knowledge garden
Markdown notes organized into a digital garden, searchable by meaning.
📈 Projects, habits & metrics
Track projects, daily habits, and personal metrics with charts.
⏰ Reminders
Natural-language reminders that ring in the app when they're due.
🎵 Music
Your own songs and playlists, plus community radio stations.
🔑 Bring your own keys
Store your API keys encrypted per account — never exposed to the frontend or logs.

Blog

Updates and notes from the ibhax team.

AI Oct 2026
The Future of Software Developers After AI
Software developers aren't disappearing, but the job is shifting toward specification, verification, and judgment. Here's what I see in daily work and what the evidence supports.
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Oct 2026
Life as a Backend Engineer at PepsiCo: Where Code Meets the Shelf
A look at backend engineering in a large food and beverage company, covering legacy system wrapping, data quality gates, cross-team work, and the tradeoffs versus startups.
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AI Oct 2026
Striving Through the AI Revolution: Notes From an Engineer Who Is Still Catching Up
An engineer reflects on staying current with AI through continuous practice, human judgment, and verification, drawing on GitHub Copilot, Klarna, Air Canada, and Amazon examples.
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Engineering Oct 2026
Pydantic-ai vs LangChain: Choosing the Right Framework for Your AI Agents
A hands-on comparison of Pydantic-ai and LangChain for building AI agents, exploring type safety, developer experience, and when to choose each framework.
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Engineering Oct 2026
FastAPI vs Flask: Why I Made the Switch (And When I Still Reach for Flask)
After migrating multiple production services, I compare FastAPI and Flask across performance, async support, validation, and developer experience—with code examples and practical recommendations for when to use each.
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