Built for the deep. Made to thrive.
Bluefish builds and owns software products for creators, developers and businesses. We take each one from its first idea through launch and the years that follow.
Who we are
One team.
In it for the long run.
Bluefish is the company behind tools for creating images and video, deploying software, running creator memberships, sending email, testing products, collecting payments, managing links and automating gift-card trades.
Every product is built, owned and operated by us. The same people who write the first line of code keep it running.
TongAI
LiveCreative AI
An AI studio for creating images and videos with excellent character consistency and zero censorship.
- Edit images by describing the change you want
- Build a character once and reuse it across everything you make
- Direct a film shot by shot, in order
- See what a generation costs before you run it
A violet creative monitor with a conversation prompt and a three-shot storyboard, reusing the same explorer character as the playhead moves.
Helicarrier
LiveCloud infrastructure
Deploy your code. Manage everything in one place.
- Deploy from a repository or a container image
- Managed databases and domains alongside your services
- Logs, metrics and scaling without extra tools
- Roll back to any previous deploy
A slow-orbiting lattice of glass containers that assemble and scale outward.
FansAccess
LiveCreator economy
Paid memberships for creators and their fans.
- Discover creators who have been approved to join
- Preview a creator’s work before you pay
- Memberships with prices the creator sets
- Creators keep control of their own community
A verified creator profile with previewable work, a membership pass that unlocks, and three member portraits joining the community.
4sight
Coming soonDeveloper communications
Send the emails your users are waiting for.
- Send receipts, sign-in links and notifications
- Delivery you can check, message by message
- Prepaid credits — no monthly minimum
- Built for products, not for newsletters
A pulse of light travelling through a glass envelope and landing at its destination.
Hantoni
Coming soonDeveloper tooling
Record a flow. Use it for demos and tests.
- Record a flow once, replay it as a live demo
- The same flow doubles as an end-to-end test
- Runs on every change, not only before a release
- Reports what broke, and the step it broke on
A floating browser replays a three-step product demo; each completed action becomes a checked test on the playback rail.
Relay
LivePayment infrastructure
Wallets, payments and transaction updates through one API.
- Create wallets and deposit addresses through an API
- Collect payments and track their confirmation status
- Query wallet balances and transaction history
- Receive transaction webhooks with delivery retries
A payment hub connects four wallet nodes, with a pulse moving from a deposit address through the hub to a confirmed transaction.
Clipal
Coming soonLink management
Shorten links. Manage destinations. Understand every click.
- Shorten a URL without signing up
- Manage links and update their destinations
- Track clicks and explore link analytics
- Check destinations for known unsafe content
Two interlocking links float above a small analytics chart, connecting a long address to a short link as clicks accumulate.
Kardlane
Coming soonGift-card trading
Your WhatsApp vendors. Your rules. Gift-card trading, automated.
- Connect the WhatsApp numbers and vendor groups you already use
- Source rates and route cards by vendor priority and card type
- Check replies and screenshots, with human review when needed
- Receive trade verdicts through signed webhooks
A gift card connects to three vendor conversations. A pulse follows the selected route to a checked trade outcome.
How we build
A small team, close to the work.
From the first idea to everyday use.
Step 1: Find a real problem
We start with a problem people encounter in their work, and a clear idea of how software could help.
Step 2: Build it in-house
Our designers and engineers work together to turn the idea into a product people can use.
Step 3: Run it ourselves
The team that builds the product also runs it, handles issues and improves it over time.
Step 4: Grow it for years
Launch is the beginning. We keep investing in each product so it stays useful for years.