Right now we're all learning new tools faster than we can remember how we used the last one. You shipped something real three weeks ago with an AI tool that didn't exist last year. You can't fully explain how you got there anymore. Patch is meant to be the one place where all of it still makes sense: the inspiration, the execution, the outcome, across every tool and every project, for as long as you keep building.
We're building the integrations now: Figma, GitHub, and the rest of your stack, logging what happened as you work, instead of you typing it in yourself.
A home for every screenshot, reference, and half-formed idea you save, connected automatically to the project it ends up shaping.
Not a case study. A story. What you built, how, what the result was, where the idea actually started. Write it once, reuse it on the next project.
Every project you've ever done, connected across your whole career. Look back at how you solved a problem as a junior, and how differently you'd solve it today.
None of this ships tomorrow. What ships tomorrow is the part that makes all of it possible: writing things down, one project at a time.
See exactly what that looks like right now on how it works today.