A tool for people who ship.

I’m KM Fazle — an engineer who kept building side projects on weekends and never quite finishing them. Not because the code didn’t work. Because I never sat down long enough to answer the boring, commercial questions.

“Is this actually worth my quarter?” I’d open the repo, stare at the README, and close the tab. Repeat on the next weekend with the next idea.

So I wrote the same pitch template by hand, a dozen times. It got me unstuck. Then I realised the template was a function: repo → opinionated, structured plan. A function that felt like it shouldn’t need a human in the middle.

Git Pitcher is that function, shipped.

I built it for the version of me that has fifteen repos and three weekends. For the indie founder picking between two OSS starting points. For the engineer who wants a real answer before telling their team “I think we should build this”. The goal isn’t a prettier dashboard — it’s a faster decision.

It’s a one-person product. Every line of code, every prompt, every pricing decision goes through me. If something is broken, you can reach me directly on LinkedIn and I’ll usually have a fix out the same week.

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