n^tive labs
AI platform that maps drift between iOS and Android apps and drives agent-assisted fixes.
The founders
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The company
n^tive labs makes Parive, a platform that reads a company's iOS and Android codebases, lines up their screens, features and behaviour, and flags where the two apps differ, with a severity and evidence from commit history. Agents then draft a fix, write code and tests for the lagging platform, and return a reviewable diff.
Teams that build separate native apps for iOS and Android find the two drift apart as features ship on one first. Parive also keeps an inventory of screens, features and user stories traceable to the source code, so product documentation stays current.
The company comes from the team behind Touchlab, which has built native mobile software since 2011 and moved to an AI-native approach in 2024. Parive is in public preview with a small group of design partners.
Kevin Galligan and Jeffrey Namnum founded Touch Lab. Peter Chislett previously worked at Monster, New Work City and Open mHealth.
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