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Welcome to ReWeaver AI

ReWeaver AI exists to restore control in AI-native development.

As AI generates code faster than humans can verify it, we believe teams shouldn’t have to choose between speed and confidence. We’re building the validation layer that makes AI code generation predictable and trustworthy, so
developers and designers can move fast without breaking what matters.

Product Mission

ReWeaver validates that AI-generated code matches your design before you run it. We will eliminate the blind iteration loop between design and product by instantly showing you what won’t align—in plain language, before execution. Fix once, run once, ship confidently.​

Human

in

control.

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Jonathan Gordon, CEO/Founder

REWEAVER.AI

Founder Mission

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I'm Jonathan. 

I started out in my career as a software developer.

 

Then I saw the pain I was causing users by not factoring them into the design.

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I became a software designer to solve those pain points with a human-centered design perspective. But the handoff between design and code was a constant challenge:  designers spec one thing, developers build another. By the time it ships, it doesn’t match what was designed.

 

Even when I could bridge that gap through documentation and collaboration, drift happened. The gap never fully closed.

 

Years later, when AI emerged. I thought, "Finally, a way to solve this." AI could understand both design intent and code output. It could bridge the gap I’d been fighting my whole career. But it’s being used wrong. We’re moving fast in the wrong direction. The chasm is growing at an exponential speed.

 

I’m on a new mission: build the solution to drift. Put AI to work validating quality, not just generating output. Keep the human in control, not just "in the loop." Want to join me?

The Team

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Roger Ruttimann

ENGINEERING LEADERSHIP

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With over 25 years of experience building and scaling complex, data-driven systems, Roger brings a pragmatic, execution-focused approach to today’s AI challenges. While AI is transforming how applications are designed, many of the hardest problems it introduces—scalability, reliability, security, and real-world usability—still require disciplined engineering and strong technical leadership. Roger has held leadership roles ranging from Senior Director at Salesforce to CTO and VP Engineering at startups across multiple stages, consistently turning early-stage ideas and emerging technologies into production-ready, scalable systems. This experience is directly relevant to modern AI initiatives, where success depends on bridging the gap between experimental models and robust, user-facing products. AI may be a new paradigm, but delivering real value from it depends on proven principles. Roger’s focus is on applying those principles to help organizations build reliable, scalable AI systems that drive measurable business outcomes.

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Derek Hoiem

PRODUCT LEADERSHIP

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Derek's career has spanned three decades in technology. He was an early member of Microsoft's first user interface group, having contributed to the design of many Microsoft products since Microsoft's early days. Derek did early research that led to the Start Button in Microsoft Windows and then went onto lead the UX team that designed much of the user interface of Microsoft Visual Studio. Derek then established his own innovative creative artist management and technology consulting company Rain On Me Productions. Derek has coached many C-Suite executives and product teams on product strategy and product design.

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Macall Gordon

THOUGHT
LEADERSHIP

Macall is a researcher, author, and Chief of Getting Things Done. She has a BS from Stanford, and an MA in applied psychology.

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Jack & Gracie

COMPANY DOGGOS

Jack and Gracie are pandemic puppies, now 6 years old. They are in charge of pestering for snackos and barking at nonexistent sounds outside.

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