Henrique Braga

I started taking paid work in 2018, building web and mobile products for small businesses in Uberlândia. Swift came first and stayed the longest, about eight years of it, which is how I ended up shipping iOS for other people's companies before I shipped it for my own.

Between 2023 and 2026 I led delivery at Onedev and then spent nineteen months as a senior iOS engineer at Going Merry in San Francisco, remote from Brazil. I founded Cyos Technologies in late 2023 while that was running, which is the company my consulting work and two of the products sit inside.

What changed in 2026 is that the agents got good enough to operate things. So the work moved: instead of building one product well, I build the tooling that lets a very small number of people run several. skynt puts a policy check in front of every tool call an agent makes. dhrive turns a sentence into a company and then operates it. cold and Home of Builders do the prospecting and the marketing. All of them run on your own machine, because the alternative is handing your business to someone else's cloud and hoping.

On the Brazilian side, udilabs carries the studio work and the products that serve local business, including UdiPost, which publishes the news in my city every day.

I write TypeScript and Swift by habit, and more Rust every month. I work in Portuguese and English.