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Our Story

We’re the team behind GitHub’s Atom text editor, and we’re building something new:

Zed is a fully-native desktop code editor focused on high performance, clean design, and seamless collaboration.

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Modern text editors have forgotten the core tentants of software – speed and reliability first, features second.

While we are building Zed from the ground up built for collaboration, we are putting in the time to ensure every feature we build is performant and rock solid.

New software tends to overpromise and underdeliver—Our goal with Zed is to start small and impress with a singular focus on developer experience.

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Nathan Sobo

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Co-founder

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Max Brunsfeld

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Co-founder

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Nathan Sobo

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Nathan joined GitHub in late 2011 to build the Atom text editor, and he led the Atom team until 2018.

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The Team

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Nathan Sobo

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Nathan joined GitHub in late 2011 to build the Atom text editor, and he led the Atom team until 2018.

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He also co-led development of Teletype for Atom, pioneering one of the first production uses of conflict-free replicated data types for collaborative text editing.

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He's been dreaming about building the world’s best text editor since he graduated from college, and is excited to finally have the knowledge, tools, and resources to achieve this vision.

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Antonio Scandurra

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Antonio joined the Atom team in 2014 while still in university after his outstanding open source contributions caught the attention of the team.

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He also co-led development of Teletype for Atom, pioneering one of the first production uses of conflict-free replicated data types for collaborative text editing.

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He later joined Nathan in architecting Teletype for Atom and researching the foundations of what has turned into Zed.

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He's been dreaming about building the world’s best text editor since he graduated from college, and is excited to finally have the knowledge, tools, and resources to achieve this vision.

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For the last two years, he’s become an expert in distributed systems and conflict-free replicated data types through the development of a real-time, distributed, conflict-free database implemented in Rust for Ditto.

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Antonio Scandurra

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Antonio joined the Atom team in 2014 while still in university after his outstanding open source contributions caught the attention of the team.

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He later joined Nathan in architecting Teletype for Atom and researching the foundations of what has turned into Zed.

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For the last two years, he’s become an expert in distributed systems and conflict-free replicated data types through the development of a real-time, distributed, conflict-free database implemented in Rust for Ditto.

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Max Brunsfeld

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Max joined the Atom team in 2013 after working at Pivotal Labs.

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While driving Atom towards its 1.0 launch during the day, Max spent nights and weekends building Tree-sitter, a blazing-fast and expressive incremental parsing framework that currently powers all code analysis at GitHub.

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Before leaving to start Zed, Max helped GitHub's semantic analysis team integrate Tree-sitter to support syntax highlighting and code navigation on github.com.

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Max Brunsfeld

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Max joined the Atom team in 2013 after working at Pivotal Labs.

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While driving Atom towards its 1.0 launch during the day, Max spent nights and weekends building Tree-sitter, a blazing-fast and expressive incremental parsing framework that currently powers all code analysis at GitHub.

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Before leaving to start Zed, Max helped GitHub's semantic analysis team integrate Tree-sitter to support syntax highlighting and code navigation on github.com.

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Nate Butler

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Nate Butler

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Are you next?

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Want to build the future of software development?

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We hope to bring a few more staff level engineers in the near future.

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Drop us a line.

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