Streemlined is built and maintained by one person. That's usually the first thing a buyer worries about, so I want it to be the first thing I address.
I've designed the licensing, the architecture, and the stack specifically so it isn't a risk you carry.
I've done this before
Engineered for Continuity
Five layers, from everyday guarantee to worst-case fallback:
Perpetual run license
The license applies only to the Editor which lets you build new and edit existing pipelines.
When it expires, you keep deploying and running existing pipelines forever. No kill switch, no expiration timer, no periodic license check.
Source code access
Streemlined can offer a Source Code Review License.
This gives you the right to read, audit, and analyze the entire codebase. You can review the architecture, inspect the security model, and confirm that there are no hidden risks before you sign.
Source code escrow
Streemlined can offer a Source Code Escrow Agreement clause.
If Streemlined permanently ceases operations, enters liquidation, or fails to provide software and support for more than 90 consecutive days, your license automatically expands to include the right to build, compile, modify, and maintain the source code for your internal use.
Open-sourcing to the public
Beyond the contractual fallback, if I ever permanently stop maintaining Streemlined, the codebase will be released under a permissive open-source license so that anyone can fork it and keep going.
Boring technology, on purpose
Java 25, Micronaut, Kafka Connect APIs. React + TypeScript for the UI.
The entire stack is made of components your team likely already knows. Any senior Java developer can open the codebase and follow the logic on day one.
Why solo founder is better for you
Now that the risks are covered, here’s the other side of the coin. The benefits of working with a solo founder.
You talk to the person who built it.
When you contact support, the person who responds designed the architecture and wrote the code. There's no ticket routing, no escalation chain, and no “let me check with the team.” You get the answer directly.
Critical issues get a 4-hour response.
Not just because the SLA says so, but because one person who stakes their name on every deployment is paying attention.
Feature requests go straight to the roadmap.
Need a specific connector, a custom node type, an integration with an internal system? You're talking to the person who decides and builds. If it makes sense, it ships.
Conversations are honest.
There's no layer of sales messaging between us. When something is ready, I'll show you. When it isn't, I'll tell you.