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Technology for the work ahead.

FounderLab builds Renor, an AI workspace for people who make things, and a small family of related projects. Explore what works today, see what is being built, and judge us by the evidence.

Meet Renor AI What do you need?

Renor is in preview: usable today, with every feature’s status shown.

Renor’s orb, the living centre of the Renor workspace

Renor AI

Chat · Code · Websites · Projects

Renor AI

Four rooms. One workspace.

Chat, Code AI, a Website Builder and a Project Office, each shown in a real capture of the app.

Every project and its status

  • Chat AI

    Preview

    Ask, research and plan, with the sources Renor read.

    Ask, research and plan with the AI provider you connect. Ask for something current and Renor answers with the sources it read.

    See Chat AI in the tour
    Renor Chat. The question “I run Larkspur Cycles, a two-person bike workshop, and Tuesday to Thursday are quiet” is answered with three ideas, each with a first step, and a table comparing effort and how long to try each. The reply is labelled Google Gemini, Gemini 3.5 Flash.

  • Code AI

    Preview

    Describe an app. Code AI writes it, previews it and checks what runs.

    See Code AI in the tour
    Renor Code AI with the brief for a Larkspur Cycles repair queue. The live preview shows the running app: totals of 3 open jobs, 1 ready to collect and £107 of open work, an Add to queue form, and Booked, In the stand and Ready lanes. The project is marked Verified.

  • Website Builder

    Preview

    A responsive website, written from your own facts.

    See Website Builder in the tour
    Renor Website Builder showing a saved Larkspur Cycles site in its live preview: the headline “Bike repairs done properly, usually within two days”, a Plan your drop-off button and the start of a price list.

  • Project Office

    Preview

    Notes, tasks and projects that stay with your chats and builds.

    Notes, tasks and projects that stay connected to your chats and builds, so work does not start from zero each time. In the app: Dashboard, Notes and Tasks.

    See Project Office in the tour
    Renor Projects room listing two projects: the Larkspur Cycles website, Ready, and the Larkspur Cycles repair queue app, Verified, each with Open, rename, duplicate and delete controls.

Captured from the production build of Renor on 24 October 2026, signed in to a demo account. Larkspur Cycles is an invented example, not a customer.

How we work

Useful work comes first.

The rules behind everything we ship

  1. Prove the work

    Real tests and useful output matter more than a long list of promised features.

  2. Earn trust

    Permissioned actions, clear limitations and responsible handling of information.

  3. Keep improving

    Ship coherent improvements, measure their impact and make what works easier to use.

Build log

Progress you can inspect.

Each entry says where the work lives, so nothing unfinished is presented as shipped.

  1. TestIn the Renor app

    Renor’s first full release, frozen and tested

    Five weeks of work in 1,013 commits, frozen as one release. It passed 4,876 unit tests and 88 of 88 browser acceptance checks, and replaces the September web preview.

  2. ShippedIn the Renor app

    Python runs inside Code AI

    Real Python in the browser, sandboxed with no network, a time limit and a Stop button. Two independent reviews found 22 issues; all but one stated limit are fixed.

  3. ShippedIn the Renor app

    Renor listens, remembers and builds

    Voice that waits for you to finish a thought, memory you control, tasks with real deadlines, and research that can end in a real build.

Full build log on Zero to Proof · 7 entries

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