We design, build, and ship products at the intersection of software, hardware, and engineering — documented openly.
What we believe
- Build openly Every project is documented from first sketch to final product — process, mistakes, and all.
- Research first We start with the science. Open lab notebooks, preprints, and accessible explanations.
- Made to last Functional, durable, repairable. No planned obsolescence, no dark patterns.
Current Projects
- Filament Spool Holder An all-in-one filament management system — dry storage, inline cleaning, and jam-safety cutter in a single spool holder.
- Full-Spectrum Therapy Lamp A research-backed light therapy lamp designed around circadian science, vitamin D synthesis, and seasonal wellness.
- Modular Storage System A parametric, 3D-printable modular storage system with interchangeable inserts for cases, drawers, and tool inlays — built on a 25mm grid.
What we're working on
- Art Sketches, textiles, and 3D character work — the non-engineering side of making things.
- Construction Automation for the building site — from laying tiles to shaping the land.
- Education Learning techniques and educational games — how we learn, and things built to teach.
- Electronics Hardware builds and small electronics — from a modular laptop to USB-C accessories.
- Energy Where power and heat should come from — EV battery infrastructure and rethinking what counts as waste heat.
- Engineering Design fundamentals and reference material — the knowledge that projects are built on.
- Fitness Training equipment and software — purpose-built gym hardware and the app that plans the workouts.
- Food Recipes, the machines that make food, and the garden it grows in — high protein, sugar-free, homemade.
- Health Light therapy hardware and wellbeing experiments, grounded in the research.
- Household Things for the home — water, heat, furniture, and keeping the place clean.
- Manufacturing How things get made — and how the making gets better. Research, calibration knowledge, and machines that improve the process itself.
- Robotics Autonomous machines for the home and the building site — mapping, navigating, and doing the tedious work.
- Software Tools, experiments, and notes on how software gets made — from AI research notes to operating systems.
- Workshop Shop infrastructure — storage, organization, and the tools that make the other projects possible.