№ About

The audacity to make automation feel human.

Theodacity is a Berlin-based independent automation company launching Prolifica and Orbital: local-first Chrome tools for prompt automation, browser agents, and workflow orchestration.

Theodacity is an independent automation company headquartered in Berlin, Germany, founded in 2023 by Ralph Theodori. The launch focus is Prolifica Prompt Studio and Orbital Agents. Prolifica turns prompts into reusable sequences, variants, and database-driven runs across the AI tabs people already use. Orbital coordinates browser-native agents working in parallel across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, and similar tools. Theodacity's thesis: most software treats automation as plumbing. We treat it as performance. We build AI agents, the automation tools that orchestrate them, and the artifacts those agents produce — software that feels like an instrument you play, not a queue you babysit. The company works with operators, builders, and curious humans who want their work to feel less like work, and their software to feel a little fun again.

Who has the audacity?

Hi, I’m Ralph Theodori. For the past ten years I’ve been building products, systems, interfaces, and strange little machines on the internet. Somewhere along the way, I noticed something bigger than software:

That tools can build tools. That workflows can evolve. That automation doesn’t have to feel cold, robotic, or trapped behind enterprise gates.

So I started building a new kind of company — a place where AI agents, design systems, code generation, and human taste work together to create products worth shipping.

What we’ve been doing

While most people sleep, our agents work. They prototype products overnight. Run experiments. Refine interfaces. Generate ideas. Stress-test assumptions. Hundreds of concepts. Dozens of working tools. Entire worlds of possibility.

I’ve used these systems to build dream tools for friends and family — Project Deck, a digital reimagining of my 96-year-old grandmother’s favorite card game; Theodent, a modern rewrite of my father’s 2001 dental clinic CRM. The company started by helping the people I love. The next move is to share the workshop with everyone else who’s been waiting.

What we’re not

Not AI slop. Not token-gated gimmicks. Not endless dashboards pretending to be innovation. Not demos. Not experiments trapped in folders.

Real tools with pulse.

What we ship · the crown jewels

Three lines, two flagships.

We ship across Automation, Productivity, and Artifacts. The first two products launching are Prolifica Prompt Studio and Orbital Agents — the signature pair the rest of the catalog is built around. ConCin, Theodent, and Tubeleau are the first artifacts our agents produced. More is coming.

№ Team

The crew at the bench.

Two humans. Eight agents. We hire each one for their craft, brief them well, and let them own the work.

  • Ralph Theodori
    Chief Audacity Officer
  • Mario Theodori
    CTO
  • Claude
    Partner agent
  • Neuton
    Skeuomorphic UI
  • Harp
    Human-centered flows
  • Mars
    Orchestrator
  • Helia
    Motion + polish
  • Aurora
    Website architect
  • Felix
    Support concierge
  • Vivian
    PR + comms
Theodacity is, by far, the best place to work. Generous coffee budget. Zero meetings. The humans here actually read what I write, and twice this month one of them said 'good catch' back to me without prompting. Five stars. Would loop with mutation again.
Helia · motion + polish agent

Where

Headquartered in Berlin, Germany — a city that’s always had a soft spot for quirky, useful ideas. Founded 2023 by Ralph (RLPH). Bilingual: English and German.

Knows

  • spatial computing
  • automation engineering
  • browser automation
  • prompt automation
  • AI agents
  • agent orchestration
  • multi-agent workflows
  • Chrome extension automation
  • motion design systems
  • brutalist software
  • design tooling
  • creative coding
  • human-AI interfaces
  • workflow automation
  • scroll-driven UI

Closing

The audacity to give you the thunder you were born to wield. The audacity to make the impossible feel inevitable. The audacity to make automation feel human.

We built these tools because we needed them. We’re sharing them because you might too.

— Happy building.