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Gitlawb
Kevin Codex
Kevin Codex
First major project; recent Philippine-university graduate, self-described technical founder, new to business and fundraising.
Philippines
Gitlawb is a decentralized Git platform for AI agents — pushed repositories are replicated and propagated across independent nodes, making code hosting censorship-resistant. Around it are an Open Gateway (an LLM router with a single endpoint across models) and Playground, a web coding tool that lets anyone build and deploy apps in plain English.
Revenue generating
~15K registered users (Open Gateway)
Go (CLI tool), decentralized node network, x402 onchain payments
Code hosting today is a single point of failure — centralized hosts like GitHub can remove repositories without warning under DMCA or government pressure (e.g. Iran, Ukraine). Gitlawb's decentralized node network keeps repositories replicated and available even when a central host takes them down. The project also uses onchain payment rails (x402) and launched a community token.
Grew from zero to roughly 27.9K X followers and around 29K GitHub stars in about three months, fully organic. Ranked #2 on OpenRouter (just below Hermes). Featured in Yahoo News after the decentralized mirror survived a mass DMCA takedown. Xiaomi sponsorship and acceptance into the MiMo program (about 300k USD in value), plus credits from xAI (via a YC program) and others. Figures are approximate and to be verified.
Yes
Revenue via subscriptions (Playground) and gateway credit top-ups (credit card or x402); no figure given on the call.
Bootstrapped; initial fees from a community / memecoin launch.
1m (USD)
A few early investor meetings; several said too early, mostly US-based; around two more scheduled that week.
Coming from Southeast Asia with no US name or network, access to capital is the hardest part — early investors keep saying it is too early, and the money and names are concentrated in the US. As a technical founder still learning the business and fundraising side, Circuit's fundraising focus and investor matchmaking is exactly the help needed. The decentralized, community-first thesis also strongly resonates.
Warm, matched introductions to investors who understand decentralized infrastructure and AI, plus help sharpening positioning and pitch — strong on tech and traction but newer to fundraising.
Yes
yes
Builds heavily with AI coding tools (OpenClaw; a fork of the leaked Claude Code CLI); specific stack not itemized on the call.