Building a listed tool
Scott Johnston
CEO, named behind the Sprites listing on Anchor Terminal.
What Scott builds
Sprites C · Code execution sandboxes
Sprites are hosted Linux microVMs from Fly.io that keep their disk between runs, pause when idle and wake on request. They are driven through a REST API, a CLI, four SDKs or a hosted MCP server.
CEO, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it
Works with
- Ben Johnson VP of Product
- Jerome Gravel-Niquet Co-founder, Fly.io
- Kurt Mackey Founder, now an advisor
- Michael Dwan Co-founder, Fly.io
Backed by
Y Combinator Andreessen Horowitz Intel Dell Technologies EQT
Questions
Who is Scott Johnston?
Scott Johnston became chief executive of Fly.io in July 2026, as the company raised new funding and focused on Sprites, its computers for AI agents. He was earlier chief executive of Docker.
What does Fly.io make?
Anchor Terminal lists Sprites from Fly.io. Sprites are hosted Linux microVMs from Fly.io that keep their disk between runs, pause when idle and wake on request. They are driven through a REST API, a CLI, four SDKs or a hosted MCP server.
Who has invested in Fly.io?
The sources our research read name Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz, Intel, Dell Technologies and EQT.
How are Scott's tools graded?
Sprites is graded C, 58.6 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.
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