Who EVA Is For

What this means for you

EVA is sized for one. If a prospect says “we want to roll this out across the team,” that is a polite no — there is no multi-user mode and there is not going to be one.

The pitch

For the engineer who already writes Claude prompts in scratch files, EVA replaces the scratch directory with a searchable catalog they keep on their own workstation.

Who it’s for

• In: solo engineers and senior ICs running Claude prompts daily
• Out: product teams looking for shared prompt governance, marketers wanting a no-code prompt builder, students learning what an LLM is

Proof points

• Zero accounts, zero auth, zero billing surface
• Single-tenant by design — every prompt in the catalog is written for one named owner, not a team role
• Catalog ships pre-loaded with the maintainer’s working prompts; not a SaaS shell

quadrantChart
  title EVA fit by user type
  x-axis "Casual LLM use" --> "Daily prompt authoring"
  y-axis "Team workflow" --> "Solo workflow"
  quadrant-1 "Right fit"
  quadrant-2 "Wrong category"
  quadrant-3 "Use ChatGPT"
  quadrant-4 "Use a team tool"
  "Senior IC at 11pm": [0.85, 0.9]
  "Prompt-curious PM": [0.3, 0.55]
  "Five-person AI team": [0.8, 0.2]
  "Student learning LLMs": [0.25, 0.85]