Founder of a listed tool

Tobias Eichenwald

Co-founder; programmer and designer, named behind the Roma listing on Anchor Terminal.

Tobias Eichenwald

Co-founder; programmer and designer

Tobias Eichenwald is a co-founder of Roma, a to-do list app in Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch. He previously co-founded Senic, a Summer 2013 YC company acquired by GIRA. A programmer and designer, he has won three Red Dot awards.

What Tobias builds

  • Roma D · Project & task management

    Roma is a task app for web, Mac and iPhone from Milo Mode Inc. that starts work on tasks a person gives it. Agents reach a person's workspace through a hosted MCP server with 31 tools or a REST API.

    Co-founder; programmer and designer, researched 27 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Tobias Eichenwald?

Tobias Eichenwald is a co-founder of Roma, a to-do list app in Y Combinator's Fall 2026 batch. He previously co-founded Senic, a Summer 2013 YC company acquired by GIRA. A programmer and designer, he has won three Red Dot awards.

What does Milo Mode Inc. make?

Anchor Terminal lists Roma from Milo Mode Inc.. Roma is a task app for web, Mac and iPhone from Milo Mode Inc. that starts work on tasks a person gives it. Agents reach a person's workspace through a hosted MCP server with 31 tools or a REST API.

How are Tobias's tools graded?

Roma is graded D, 51.3 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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