By Dawn — press boilerplate

In a sentence
By Dawn hands your coding tickets to AI agents that work on them overnight on your own machines. Each step is checked, and a finished pull request is waiting by morning.

In a paragraph
By Dawn is where software teams send the work they didn’t get to. You write tickets the way you’d brief a colleague; agents run them overnight on computers you choose, signed in with your own model keys. Each ticket follows a mission: the tests and build have to pass, a review panel reads the diff, and screenshots come from two browsers. Every step is proved by a check the system runs, never ticked off by the agent. By morning there’s a pull request with the proof attached. The content is end-to-end encrypted, and By Dawn never resells model usage: it sells coordination, not tokens.

Tagline
Plan it tonight. Ship it by dawn.

Writing the name
By Dawn (two words, both capitalised) in running text. The logo sets it as “by dawn” in lower case; never type it that way.

Website: bydawn.com · Press: press@bydawn.com
