Built by one person,
one spec at a time.
SpecDrive isn't a startup. There's no team, no investors, no roadmap meetings — just one developer who wanted Spec Driven Development to feel native on iPad and Mac, and built it.

Rodrigo Andrade
Indie developer · Dublin, Ireland 🇮🇪 · Brazilian 🇧🇷
Why I built SpecDrive
I write specs before I write code — a constitution for the project, a user story, a tech plan, a task checklist — and then I hand it to an AI agent to build. That loop works. What didn't work was the tooling around it: scattered Markdown files, copy-pasting into a terminal, no good way to do any of it from an iPad on the sofa.
So I built the app I wanted for myself. SpecDrive turns Spec Driven Development into a proper notebook — structured specs you can write and review on iPad and Mac, that hand off cleanly to a coding agent. If it's the app you wanted too, that's a nice bonus.
What "indie" means here
Built in Dublin
Designed, coded, and shipped from a desk in Ireland. Every spec, every pixel, every line of Swift.
One-person studio
No co-founders, no investors, no growth team. Just me — a Brazilian developer in Dublin, after work and on weekends.
Private by design
AI runs on-device with Apple Intelligence. The optional Claude link only reads your .specify/ files and CLAUDE.md — never your source.
A word on privacy
SpecDrive does its AI work on your device through Apple Intelligence — your specs aren't shipped off to someone else's server to be processed. If you connect SpecDrive to Claude, that link is scoped on purpose: it reads only the project's .specify/ files and CLAUDE.md from GitHub, never your source code, assets, or your GitHub token. You stay in control of what an agent can see.
Say hello
SpecDrive is one person's work, so your feedback reaches me directly. Bug, feature idea, or just curious how it's built — email contact@specdrive.app and you'll get a reply from the person who made it.
SpecDrive is built with Swift, SwiftUI, and Apple Intelligence — a universal app for iPadOS and macOS. Pair-programmed with AI, the same way it's meant to be used.
— Rodrigo, 2026