We bring ideas to life — with creativity, careful engineering, and AI.

Overview

A small, hand-made game we are building in-house. We are still in pre-production — sketching mechanics, prototyping the loop, and figuring out the feel before we commit to a vertical slice.

Greenwood is our first internal game project. It is a chance for the team to work the way we want studios to work: small, deliberate, with the engineers sitting next to the artists. We are not announcing a release window. We are announcing that we are working on it.

What it does

• Hand-built world Every scene is composed by hand — no procedural filler.
• Quiet pacing Designed for short, considered sessions, not infinite loops.
• Custom tooling We are building the editor alongside the game so iteration stays fast.

Overview

A grocery assistant that learns what you actually cook, plans the week with you, and turns it into a shopping list — without the endless tapping that the existing apps require.

Pantry is our take on the assistant pattern applied to a job people genuinely do every week. Most grocery apps treat you like a barcode scanner. Pantry treats you like someone who is tired on a Tuesday night and wants dinner sorted.

What it does

• Plans, not lists Tell it what kind of week you want. It builds the meals and the list.
• Pantry-aware It remembers what you already have, so the list stays honest.
• One conversation Adjust the plan in plain English. No taxonomies, no filters.

Overview

A skincare companion that helps you understand what you are putting on your skin — without the wellness theatre. It reads labels, watches for conflicts, and adapts as your routine changes.

Mirror is the project that started as a research spike and refused to stop. The team kept finding moments where good information could replace anxious guessing. It is now an in-house product on its way to public beta.

What it does

• Ingredient-level analysis Reads the back of the bottle, not the marketing on the front.
• Routine-aware Flags conflicts across products you actually use, in the order you use them.
• Honest about uncertainty Tells you when the evidence is thin rather than guessing.