A one-person company, hiding in plain sight.
Miko has no team page, no board and no growth department. It's designed, coded, deployed and supported by a single developer who prefers to stay behind the wordmark — shipping after hours, answering every email personally.
The upside of that: nothing gets lost in translation between the person who hears your problem and the person who fixes it. They're the same person.
Four rules, no meetings.
We measure resolution, not close time. Every metric rewards actually solving the problem.
AI carries the volume. Humans own the nuance. Miko draws that line automatically.
Your data stays yours. Export any time, no lock-in, no dark patterns.
No roadmap theatre, no committee. One person decides, ships, and answers your email.
Anonymous on purpose.
No headshot, no LinkedIn tour, no founder podcast. The work is the résumé: an AI support layer that stays grounded in your own content and knows the exact moment it should step aside for a human. Every line of the crawler, the ranking, the widget and this page was written by the same pair of hands.
Crawler → retrieval → widget
Ships between 22:00 and 03:00
Your email reaches the builder
Counted in nights, not funding rounds.
Built as a weekend script to answer the same twelve questions over and over.
Docs, changelog and marketing pages indexed automatically — answers finally had sources.
The hard part: knowing when to stop guessing and open a Slack thread with a human.
Same person, same laptop — now with a name, a wordmark and real customers.