Tools for medicine, focus and everyday computing, each built to solve a problem I kept running into.
It learns you, then tells you what you actually know.
Your focus, worked by a pixel-art company that reports back on the radio.
A whole computer in one calm place, with a voice at its heart.
Time and tasks as a landscape, not a list.
One shell for notebooks, wikis and HTML.
A folder of invoices in, a clean spreadsheet out.
Four detectors, one clear view: read the text, don’t trust a score blindly.