Flowccoli
Workflows, as data.
Draw a state machine, publish it, and run live instances against it. Deadlines are enforced by the engine, not by reminders, and every step lands in a history nobody can edit.
Open FlowccoliProducts
Software with a real job, built to be used every day.Two projects
MaiOffice
An office of AI colleagues you can watch working.
Start from one of nine office shapes, from a solo founder to a growth agency. Hand over a piece of work and the org chart routes it; you see whose desk it lands on and the line it travelled back.
Open MaiOfficeTools
One question, answered well, in about a minute.One project
NetRat
A network test that talks back.
Eleven checks run at once, and the answer comes in words, not megabits. Ask whether you can game, why it lags, or whether you're safe. Bring a second device and it finds your Wi-Fi dead zones room by room.
Open NetRatPlay
Made to be wandered. No goal, no score, no tutorial.Three projects
DINGCHIK
A keyboard you explore instead of program.
Play a sound and the dish fills with eight mutations of it. Step onto one and the dish regrows around it; splice two parents into a child. You never touch an engine parameter, and every sound you keep joins a family tree.
Open DINGCHIKCITRO
Ten real cities, at true scale, at night.
Every street and building is drawn from the map, one metre for one metre. Walk Fifth Avenue, rise to rooftop height, jump across to Tokyo. One lit window in every skyline is yours.
Open CITRO
Bots Busy Brewing: Music
Music rooms in your editor's sidebar.
A small pixel world that lives next to your code. A café, a night train, a rainy window, a late desk. Pick a room, press play, keep working.
Other editors: Marketplace or Open VSX
Back office
What keeps the rest running. Private, so there's nothing to play here.One project
PostBox
The mail room. Everything sent to the studio's domains lands here first: archived, screened before it reaches an inbox, and read inside a strict sandbox.
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