Adaptive software infrastructure
Sky Valley Ambient Computing
Sky Valley Ambient Computing builds infrastructure for software that adapts to the people using it. Its first product, Differ, lets developers connect a GitHub repository, scan for security issues and potential bugs, and review recommendations covering performance, SEO and design. Developers can let Differ apply corrections to a hosted copy, then deploy it under a custom domain. The company targets AI-native B2B SaaS companies and software creators.
The company was co-founded by Noam Tenne, its CEO, and Iris ten Teije, its CCO. Tenne previously helped build Artifactory as a founding engineer at JFrog and co-founded Skippr as CTO. His work on dynamically generated interfaces at Skippr informed Sky Valley’s focus: infrastructure that lets software continue changing after deployment. Differ preserves a canonical application in the developer’s repository while deriving separate versions for individual users.
Differ’s adaptive runtime is offered in early access. It observes clicks, navigation and repeated workflows; an agent then proposes changes within developer-defined boundaries, with rationale and supporting evidence. Differ builds and routes each user to their adapted version, while schema, authentication and runtime structure remain off-limits by default. Examples include adjusting onboarding where users stall and surfacing frequently used inbox actions.
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