Software teams spend nearly half their time fixing what they've built instead of building what's next.
The tools we use to understand our products have failed us. Observability platforms drown us in logs instead of surfacing experiences. They report exceptions after users have already suffered. When we need clarity, they deliver noise.
We've professionalized suffering. We've built entire industries around the assumption that software must break — that the price of shipping is perpetual maintenance. We've normalized the exhaustion of context-switching into debug mode, convinced ourselves this is simply what building great products requires.
It isn't.
Interfere is the self-healing layer of the internet. Software that sees users struggle, diagnoses the root cause, and ships its own fix—before a human can open a log file or receive an angry customer email.
Our vision is software that truly understands itself. Each problem we prevent moves us closer to what we're actually building: the freedom to create without the burden of maintaining.
In an age where anyone can ship, durability is the new moat. We're building the foundation for software that's not just functional, but lasting—with craft and taste built in from day one.
Luke S.
Founder & CEO, Interfere
