We're not a startup.
We're engineers who got tired of SaaS.

SaaS Killer Tech was founded by Wesley Black, CEO of First in Print, after watching his company's SaaS bill climb past $50K/year while none of the tools could share a single piece of context with each other.

The realization was simple: AI agents connected to shared knowledge can replace most of what SaaS tools do — and they get smarter over time instead of sending you a renewal invoice.

We follow the Red Hat model. The technology stack is open. The software is free. What you're paying for is our expertise in deploying it, configuring it for your business, and making sure it actually works.

The vision

Every person in a company gets a named AI counterpart — connected to shared company knowledge that compounds over time. We call this the Snowball. It's stored in plain markdown files, on infrastructure you control, with zero vendor lock-in.

The result: instantly more than doubling your workforce without doubling your payroll. Your AI agents handle research, automation, communication, scheduling, data analysis, and a hundred other things that currently require five different SaaS subscriptions and three browser tabs.

The stack

We build on OpenClaw (agent engine), Cube (knowledge engine), Tailscale (private mesh networking), and whatever LLM makes sense for the task. Everything runs on your infrastructure or a VPS you control. No cloud dependencies. No SaaS irony.

The moat

Your data is stored in markdown files. The most portable, future-proof, human-readable format that exists. If you decide to leave, you take everything. Try doing that with Salesforce.