26 Sept 2026
What became of 653 software vendors we first listed in 2020
We re-read 653 software vendors first listed in 2020: 442 trade as before, 92 now belong to another company, 13 renamed, 17 closed, 46 had…
A developer-marketing workspace built like an engineering system: versioned product context, draft-to-live states, a content API and MCP server, and campaigns tied to results. Open source to self-host; hosted from $49 a month.
Not yet independently verified. The launch date rests on the maker’s own launch post of 25 September 2026, and the product’s open-source code has been public since April 2026, so it was usable before the hosted edition was announced. The site publishes no terms of service or privacy policy outside its sign-in page, and no independent report of the product was found. We will update this when it can be confirmed, and remove this note.
Quiver is a developer-marketing workspace from Built for Devs, LLC, the developer-relations consultancy run by Tessa Kriesel. Its hosted edition was announced on Quiver’s own blog on 25 September 2026 and listed on Product Hunt the same day. It treats marketing work the way an engineering team treats code: positioning, audience definitions, messaging and customer evidence sit in one versioned product context that people and AI agents both work from; drafts move through explicit states from draft to review, approved, live and archived; changes can be restored; and approved content is published through a content API and an MCP server, so a website or an agent can use it directly. Campaigns link research, content and results, so the numbers feed the next round of decisions. The code has been open source under the MIT licence since April 2026 and can be self-hosted free, with the customer’s own model account. The hosted edition, on its own pricing page, costs $49 a month for up to three seats or $99 a month for unlimited seats ($490 or $990 a year), with a 14-day trial that needs a card; model costs are the customer’s own on every plan. It is aimed at technical founders and small developer-tool companies. The site publishes no terms of service or privacy policy outside its sign-in page. It is listed as “Quiver GTM” because several unrelated companies use the name Quiver.
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