Products · 06 and counting

Every product started with a problem.

We don't start with a technology and go looking for a use. We start where someone does something the hard way every single day, and build close to them until it works.

  1. 01 ProductBet The agent that knows your product Live
  2. 02 Tendra A bus company's entire operation in one place In operation
  3. 03 Claro Understand real Portuguese, five minutes a day In development
  4. 04 Pengeflyt Understand your own money Beta
  5. 05 LifePath Your life on one timeline Prototype
  6. 06 Nightfall Direct a short film made by AI Beta
  7. 07 The next one A problem we haven't found yet Open
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ProductBet

The agent that knows your product.

ProductBet gathers the signals a product team otherwise hunts for by hand: support, sales, analytics and customer calls. It connects them and proposes what's worth building, with the evidence right beside it.

Why we built it

When agents write the code in days, quality is decided by what they're asked to build. That is exactly where product teams are most manual. The full picture exists, but scattered across six tools and a few people's heads.

For
Product teams
Status
Live
In operation

Tendra

A bus company's entire operation in one place.

Booking, quotes, orders, trips, planning, customer records, invoicing and a customer portal in one platform that updates in real time. Built for multiple operators from day one.

Why we built it

Charter bus companies often run on spreadsheets, email and a legacy system that don't talk to each other. We sat with the people who plan the trips, saw where they got stuck, and changed the product week by week.

For
Bus operators
Status
In daily operation
In development

Claro

Understand real Portuguese, five minutes a day.

Claro trains the ear first. Short sessions with real speech, repetition that lands just as you're about to forget, and a coach that shapes the next session around where you actually are.

Why we built it

Most language apps teach you to read sentences nobody says. The hard part is understanding people who talk fast. We built what we were missing ourselves, and we use it every day.

For
Adults learning Portuguese
Status
In development
Link
Coming
Beta

Pengeflyt

Understand your own money.

Connect your bank accounts and Pengeflyt categorises every transaction automatically, surfaces patterns and fixed costs, and gives you concrete savings tips with the numbers attached. An AI adviser has read it all, and you can just ask.

Why we built it

Banking apps show you what happened. They rarely tell you what to do about it. We wanted an adviser that has seen every transaction and answers in kroner, not in generalities.

For
Anyone who wants a grip on their finances
Status
Beta
Prototype

LifePath

Your life on one timeline.

LifePath puts your days on a single scrolling timeline, with events, places and money side by side. Plan ahead by adding an event to many days at once, and look back to see where your time and spending actually went.

Why we built it

Calendars show plans and bank statements show spending, but neither shows a life. We wanted to see both in the same place, day by day.

For
People who plan their life and their money together
Status
Prototype
Beta

Nightfall

Direct a short film made by AI.

Nightfall writes a whole film from one sentence: scenes, shots and direction. Then you direct it. A scene board, cinematic controls for every clip, transitions, character continuity across shots, version compare and playback, all in one place.

Why we built it

AI video tools give you one impressive clip and no way to make the next one match. The hard part of a film is continuity and judgement across many shots. We built the surface a director needs, not another prompt box.

For
Filmmakers and storytellers
Status
Beta
Open

The next one

We start new products when we find a problem that's worth it.

It doesn't have to be big. It has to be real: something people do the hard way today, and someone who will use the solution and tell us when it doesn't work.

Why we can say yes more often

A new product used to require a new team. Now it requires a clear direction and users who are close. The rest is capacity, and we have that.

Tell us about the problem