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Work with us onprivacy-first analytics

We're a small, remote team building Databuddy in the open. We don't have a recruiting pipeline and we hire rarely, but we always want to hear from sharp builders who care about the same things we do.

Small team
Ship real things
Remote-first
Work from anywhere
Open source
Every line in public
Privacy-first
Users before metrics

Three ways to work with us

We don't have a careers portal. We have a codebase, a community, and an inbox. Pick the door that fits.

The fastest way in

Contribute on GitHub

Pick up a good-first-issue, fix a bug, improve the docs, or ship a feature from the roadmap. Every merged PR is a real audition, and we've hired from the contributors list before.

For builders who love the product

Join the Ambassador Program

If you're already using Databuddy and want to help grow it, the ambassador program comes with early access, a private channel, and a direct line to the team.

For senior / specialist roles

Pitch us directly

No formal openings right now, but if you'd genuinely move the needle (analytics, distributed systems, developer tooling, design, DevRel) send a short note and links to things you've built.

How we work

No perks page, no ping-pong table. Just the principles that actually shape the day-to-day.

Remote, async by default

The team is spread across timezones. Deep work beats standups. Write things down so the next person (or the next you) doesn't have to ask.

Ship small, ship often

Short branches, reviewed PRs against staging, straight to production. Big rewrites are a smell. If a change takes more than a week, it's probably wrong.

One stack, one repo

TypeScript everywhere, Bun, Turborepo, Next.js, Elysia, Drizzle, ClickHouse, Redis. You'll touch most of it within the first month.

Privacy isn't negotiable

We don't collect personal data, we don't use cookies, and we don't bolt on tracking to pad metrics. Everything we build has to pass that bar.

Sustainable pace

No crunch, no theatre. We want people who'll still be here in three years, not people who'll burn out in three months.

Feedback is a gift

Direct, specific, kind. We review code hard because we trust each other. If something's broken, say it. If something's great, say that too.