Made in Grenoble,
and you know by whom.
Voyageur is published by LynxProjects, in Grenoble, France, at the foot of the Alps. There is no anonymous support desk behind the contact address: when you write, Steven reads it and answers. Here is who publishes the product, where, and how to reach us.
Grenoble, France.
Ringed by the Vercors, the Chartreuse and the Belledonne ranges, ninety minutes from Lyon. The address below is not a mail-forwarding box: it is where the product is built, and the company has been registered there since 1 January 2018, eight years at the same address.
38100 Grenoble
For anything about the product during the alpha, voyageur@e2pz.app is faster: same person, with the product history at hand.
You write, a person answers.
No ticket queue, no bot, no first reply in three business days. Two addresses, the same person behind both: pick the one that matches your subject.
founder · publication manager
Steven Leclerc
I write Voyageur, I read the alpha feedback, and I fix blocking bugs first. The product came out of a need of my own: running several coding agents on several projects without staying leashed to the screen.
What we sell, and what we never will.
An about page is also the place to say where the business stops. Voyageur is a control tower for coding agents, and it intends to stay one.
What we sell
Orchestration: launching your agents across every project, surfacing the one that is waiting for you, and telling you even with the lid closed. That is the product.
What we never sell
Inference. The AI that writes your code stays yours: your Claude Code, your account, your key, your model. We never step between you and your agent, and you keep root on your environment.
What stays optional
Hosting. Voyageur runs on your machine by default, or on a server of your own. Ours is there for people who would rather not run infrastructure, never as a toll gate.
And if you stop?
That is the question an agency asks before it tools up its developers, and it is a fair one. The answer is not the size of the team: it is what keeps running without us.
What runs without us
Voyageur drives standard things: tmux, SSH, your own Claude Code, your own machines. If we disappear tomorrow, your projects, your agents and your servers keep running. You lose a control tower, not your work.
Nothing to get back
No format of ours, no captive data, no account you are required to hold with us. Your code stays yours, your skills are files, your configuration is readable. There is no export to plan because there is nothing to export.
Standing since 2018
The company behind Voyageur has been registered in France since 1 January 2018, at the same address. This is not a startup funded for eighteen months: it is a business that existed before the product, and does not depend on it.
Legal notice.
Publisher
Steven Leclerc (EI), sole trader operating under the business name LynxProjects. 14 allée des Genêts, 38100 Grenoble, France. Registered in France under SIREN 839 780 020. Phone: +33 6 88 60 97 41. Email: steven@e2pz.app.
Publication manager
Steven Leclerc, reachable at the address above.
Hosting
This site is hosted by Steven Leclerc (EI) on his own infrastructure, in France. No third-party host is involved in serving these pages.
Trademarks and content
Voyageur, its name, its logo and the visuals on this site are the property of Steven Leclerc (EI), operated under the business name LynxProjects. Other trademarks mentioned, in particular Claude and Claude Code (Anthropic), macOS (Apple), Linux, Windows (Microsoft) and Tailscale, belong to their respective owners and are named for description only. Voyageur is not affiliated with any of them.
Analytics and personal data
Traffic is measured with Umami, which we host ourselves on analytics.e2pz.app: the statistics are neither sold nor shared. No account is needed to read this site, and nothing is asked of you here.
Two cases do involve data: the waiting list for a platform, where the address you leave is only used to tell you when it is available, and the application update check, which sends a randomly generated install identifier and no personal data. Both are spelled out on the download page. To request access or deletion, an email to the address above is enough.
Now go launch your agents.
Mac, Linux and Windows, all direct. You keep Claude Code, you gain the control tower.