Why I Am Building Multiplicity

The way we work has changed. We move between projects, teams, and clients, bringing our knowledge and creativity with us. But the tools we use to collaborate and support each other have not evolved at the same pace. Our work gets scattered across files and conversations. The thinking behind it is easy to lose. People can end up feeling fragmented and undervalued, even when they have something meaningful to contribute. I think our tools need to evolve with us.

That is why I am building Multiplicity. I am starting with designers: helping them turn past work and the thinking behind it into an agent that can support client requests while keeping the designer in control. I am using OneDay and the AI Engineering Buildcamp to work through the technical side, and we have begun talking to potential customers. The first version is still taking shape. I want to learn whether this can help people work together without losing the judgment and value each person brings.