Independent software company · Taiwan

Products built
for the real world.

TsunamiWorks creates enduring software for consumers, businesses, and builders — from food discovery to customer care and AI agent operations.

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2013—NowBuilt in Taiwan. Used in the world.

Portfolio / 03 Building continuously

Technology earns its place when it makes a real decision clearer — and keeps doing so after the novelty fades.

Three products todayMore in developmentOne independent team

Made to be used.
Designed to endure.

Each product begins with a specific friction, then grows through real use and careful iteration.

01Food discoverySince 2013

iFoodie

A better answer to: where should we eat?

iFoodie turns Taiwan’s rich but fragmented food knowledge into dependable discovery. First-hand restaurant stories, location, ratings, and transparent AI-assisted curation come together in one product built for an everyday decision.

3M+users
50K+curated restaurants
4.8App Store rating
40K+reviews
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iFoodie app showing restaurant stories and recommendations
Real visitsReal ratingsTransparent curation
02AI customer careSince 2026

Atrium

Customer conversations, handled with context and care.

Atrium is an AI customer care platform for aesthetic clinics and teams where every answer matters. It unifies Meta conversations, approved knowledge, campaign attribution, and human handoff in one calm operating space.

  • 01Messenger and Instagram, one inbox
  • 02Knowledge-grounded answers and safeguards
  • 03Campaign attribution and human handoff
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A sunlit atrium, the architectural inspiration for the product
Assistant activeLive inbox

What is the best first treatment for me?

I can help narrow that down. What would you most like to improve?Answered from approved knowledge

Human attentionReady for handoff ↗
03Agent operationsSince 2026

Clawdline

The control plane for serious agent work.

Clawdline gives Claude Code and Codex sessions a shared operational view. Teams can see ownership, status, review, delivery, and exact-tree evidence without replacing the tools developers already use.

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Clawdline / Fleet view Live
Clawdline showing Claude Code and Codex sessions in one operational view
macOS 13+14 languagesMIT licensedZero dependencies

Close to the problem.
Committed to the outcome.

TsunamiWorks is an independent software company. We began by organizing Taiwan’s fragmented food knowledge. More than a decade later, the same instinct guides our work in AI: stay close to real users, make boundaries visible, and build the operational detail that turns a promising idea into a dependable product.

  1. iFoodie begins

    First-hand restaurant writing becomes a location-aware discovery product used across Taiwan.

  2. Useful under pressure

    During pandemic restrictions, a team of fewer than ten ships a takeaway and delivery map in roughly two weeks. Apple features the response.

  3. AI-native products

    Atrium brings governed AI to customer care. Clawdline makes multi-agent software delivery observable and accountable.

  4. The portfolio keeps moving

    New products will join these three. The filter remains: a specific problem, real use, and lasting value.

01

Start with the lived problem.

We design from the exact moment someone gets stuck — choosing dinner, answering a customer, or finding the agent session that needs attention.

02

Make important boundaries visible.

Good software explains what it knows, what it did, what remains uncertain, and when a person must decide.

03

Ship proof, not promises.

We care about the whole path from intent to production: real use, independent checks, verifiable delivery, and details that keep working.

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