We used to build AI tools the old way: one tool, one use case, one subscription. Every new workflow meant shipping a whole new product, a whole new checkout, a whole new support surface. It didn't scale — for us, or for the people building alongside us.

So we rebuilt the model.

Capafy is a two-sided marketplace for AI agent skills. Developers publish skills — scrapers, automations, research agents, content generators, whatever solves a real workflow — and subscribers get one membership that unlocks all of them.

For developers: you stop reinventing distribution and billing every time you build something useful. Publish a skill, plug into an audience that's already paying to run skills, and get discovered.

For subscribers: you stop paying for five different single-purpose tools you use twice a month. One subscription, the entire library, run any skill the moment you need it.

We think the future of AI tooling looks less like an app store full of walled gardens, and more like a shared library that gets better every time someone contributes to it.

If you build AI agents — we want your skill in the library. If you're tired of duct-taping together tools — come run ours.