software
with clear skies

Aeroware builds and runs its own SaaS products — no client work, no hand-offs. We ship software we'd want to use ourselves, then stay responsible for it after launch.

est. march 2026 · independent & bootstrapped · aeroware.io
thestarchive
bookmarks that never die
thestarchive
shadowhare
know the moment anything changes
shadowhare
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products
more on the way
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built here. run here.

web archiving · live

TheStarchive

Bookmarks that never die. TheStarchive captures a full, faithfully rendered snapshot of every page you save — real browser rendering, full-text search, folders, and secure sharing — so the KB article or Stack Overflow answer is still there after the original 404s.

From $5/month with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required.

change monitoring · beta

ShadowHare

Know the moment anything changes. ShadowHare watches your most important pages around the clock — scheduled screenshots, pixel-level comparison, exclusion zones for noisy regions — and emails you a side-by-side diff the instant something shifts.

Now in beta, with a 14-day free trial on every plan.

how we work

products, not projects.

we build our own

Aeroware isn't a dev shop for hire. Every product starts as software we wanted for ourselves, and we only ship it when it does one job well.

we run what we ship

No hand-offs, no moving on to the next client. When you use an Aeroware product, you're a user of something we operate and keep improving every week.

we keep it clear

Simple pricing, self-serve billing, two-factor auth, and audit logs as table stakes. Clear skies means no fine print hiding in the clouds.

the name

why "aeroware"?

The name comes from a love of two design eras: Frutiger Aero — the glossy, optimistic look of blue skies, green fields, water, and glass that defined mid-2000s technology — and Metro, the typography-first, tile-driven clarity that followed it. This site blends both on purpose: aero light, metro type. It's a reminder of what we want using software to feel like — bright, honest, and a little bit delightful.