One person. Small tools. Made in Manila.

Anvil Nine was founded by Zonily Jame in Manila. It stays one person on purpose: whoever designs a tool also writes it, documents it, and answers its security email.

Every tool does one clear job, with small surface areas, boring dependencies, and source you can read in an afternoon. All three ship an MCP server, so your agents talk to them directly and you skip the shell glue.

How you run them differs, and so does what each can promise. Dropkiln is yours to host, so if this company disappears your install keeps working. NameScout asks for no account at all, and runs its checks in your browser where it can. Mobrev is hosted, and its demo reads one app without a signup. Both hosted apps are still being built, so neither is open yet.