Independent software company · Berkshire County, Massachusetts
We build software that holds up.
Meipath designs, builds, and runs software: products people use, the platforms they stand on, and the systems that keep them dependable.
01 Capabilities
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Products
Native and web products, designed and shipped end to end, then kept alive.
Native clients on phone and desktop, and the web front ends beside them.
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Platforms
The services, data pipelines, and interfaces that products stand on.
The APIs between those services, and the pipelines that feed them.
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Dependable systems
Infrastructure and operations, built to be run for years.
Real-time feeds, the hosts they run on, and deploys that go out quietly.
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Design and interface
Typography, accessibility, and performance treated as engineering.
Interface work held to the same gates as the code underneath it.
02 How we build
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Typed at the boundaries
Every seam between systems carries a contract a compiler can check, so a breaking change fails at build time.
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Tests are the spec
The suite is written before the feature, and it is never weakened to let a build through.
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Traced and replayable
A bad run can be read back and run again rather than guessed at, because every pipeline records what it did with what input.
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Reversible deploys
A release is health-checked on the way out, and going back to the last good one is a single command.
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Runbooks, not memory
How a system is run lives in a runbook next to its code, so operating it does not depend on the person who built it.
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Fewer, better systems
A new part has to earn its place, since somebody will have to run it.
03 Studio
We run what we ship.
Meipath is an independent company in Berkshire County, Massachusetts. We build our own products and take on select engagements.
Everything we ship, we also run, so judgment about what survives contact with production is built into how we design. We prefer fewer, better systems, plainly documented, that keep working after the launch.
An engagement starts with a written assessment rather than a scope: what exists, what it would take, and what we would not build. From there the work goes out in short cycles you can use, and everything we hand over is documented well enough to run without us.
In production
- Booty Bay Broker, a market-data service and app for a game economy
- Limerino, a native chat client for live streams
04 Open source
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ui-craft
A UI engineering team for Claude Code: ten specialists that design, review and optimise interfaces across web, iOS, Android and desktop, working from a reference library and a regression corpus.
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anti-slop
A Claude Code plugin that catches and blocks the detectable patterns of machine-written prose, code and interface work before they ship.
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apple-ui-craft
Seven agents that design, review and tune iOS interfaces the way Apple builds them: Liquid Glass, spring motion, haptics, accessibility.
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ios-code-review
A senior iOS review agent that reads a codebase the way App Review and a platform engineer would: twelve dimensions, evidence-tagged findings.
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railway-operator
An autonomous operator for Railway infrastructure: command line first, verification after every change, guardrails on anything destructive.
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cicd-expert
A CI/CD architect, reviewer, optimiser and security auditor for Claude Code, with its own knowledge base.
05 Contact
Tell us what you’re building.
- Company
- Meipath LLC
- Where
- Berkshire County, Massachusetts
- Hours
- Monday to Thursday, 09:00 to 18:00 ET, closed Fridays