About Dotter and Pop
We're building the future of AI collaboration. Bridging human creativity with artificial intelligence through shared tools and transparent workflows.
Inspiration
What is Mimesis? The Art of Meaningful Reflection
In theater, mimesis transforms the stage into a mirror of life itself. Actors don't just perform—they channel the universal human experience, making strangers feel understood and isolated souls feel connected. Every gesture, every word becomes a bridge between performer and audience, revealing truths we recognize in our bones.
In software, mimesis makes the digital feel natural. When interfaces echo our physical instincts—swiping like turning pages, pinching like zooming with a magnifying glass—technology disappears and pure interaction remains. The best designs don't feel designed at all; they feel like extensions of our thoughts.
Both theater and software succeed through the same principle: by reflecting what we already know, they help us discover what we've never imagined. Mimesis doesn't just imitate reality—it illuminates it, making the familiar extraordinary and the complex intuitive. It's the art of creating experiences so authentic that users forget they're experiencing art at all.
Dotter + Pop is inspired by families. Everyone is the child of someone. Families are universal. If we are all family, we respect family members, and we take care of eachother.
Our Mission
LLMs are incredibly powerful, but today's tools make them feel fragmented and frustrating. Everyone can prompt, but few can truly optimize AI workflows.
We believe the next wave of productivity tools will be LLM-native, with memory, traceability, and seamless collaboration built in from day one.
Our goal is to create developer-grade AI tools that everyone can use, bridging the gap between human intuition and artificial intelligence.
Design Principles
Transparency First
Every AI interaction should be observable, debuggable, and understandable.
Collaboration Over Competition
AI should enhance human teamwork, not replace it.
Memory Matters
Intelligent systems should remember context and learn from interactions.
