AI & MVP prototypes
Turn a focused product idea into something you can try with real users.
We help domain experts and small teams turn everyday friction into useful software. Explore our product experiments, share a problem, or discuss a project.
Practical projects help us understand real work. Product experiments let us explore ideas. The Wish Pool gives everyday problems a place to be heard.
Bring your business context. We work with you to define a focused first version, then evaluate the right way to build it.
Turn a focused product idea into something you can try with real users.
Connect repetitive steps, documents, and tools into a clearer workflow.
Give a team a focused tool for work that has outgrown spreadsheets.
Our own product directions explore scattered knowledge and difficult AI choices. These are ongoing explorations.
A brief starts a conversation. Scope, fees, and delivery commitments are agreed separately before a project starts.
Understand the workflow, users, and the smallest useful outcome.
Agree on a focused prototype and use it to check the idea.
Define the build scope, milestones, ownership, and support before work begins.
Explore knowledge, AI pricing, and household care tools.
What keeps getting in your way? Share a real situation, how often it happens, and what you do today. Approved submissions are public.
Votes signal interest, not a promise to build. Approval allows public display; research stages describe separate follow-up work.
You understand the problem. We help shape and build the software. Tell us about the people, workflow, and outcome that matter.
Turn a focused product idea into something you can try with real users.
Connect repetitive steps, documents, and tools into a clearer workflow.
Give a team a focused tool for work that has outgrown spreadsheets.
A place to record what we are trying, what we learn, and what changes. We will add notes as the work happens.
We are introducing two distinct ways to talk with the studio: the Wish Pool for public, non-confidential problems, and Build With Us for private project briefs.
A vote helps us notice interest. A project brief helps us understand a specific workflow and discuss scope. Neither creates a promise to build. Our product explorations remain visible under Products.
We ran a seven-node n8n workflow with four fictional leads: two accepted, one duplicate, and one invalid email.
The downloadable example prepares sample rows and team notices in memory. It sends nothing and is not connected to this site's private project briefs.
Locally verified with n8n 2.0.0 · September 28, 2026 · synthetic data only