Things we wished existed. So we're building them.

Not a studio, not a startup. A small place where we make software you can talk to, swipe through, or take a personality test on, learn whatever it takes, and write down what we learned. Sometimes the agents write it down for us.

What we're buildingRead the blog

What we're building so far

More on the way. The list is short. It won't stay that way.

Yapp macOS

Hold a key, talk, and your Mac gets on with it while you're still talking. Speech stays on your machine; a small decision model turns each phrase into an action. It never asks "are you sure?"

buildingCC BY 4.0SourcePosts

No public build yet. It runs from source today; a signed build is on the list.

What Should We Watch iOS & Android

The question everyone asks at 9pm, answered before 9:20. Pick a mood, get ten films that are actually streaming tonight, swipe to decide.

building · TestFlightProprietarySourcePosts

No public build yet. It ships to TestFlight from main; a public link follows when it's ready.

Spark Web

A personality test that makes up the questions as it goes. Each one is written from your last answer, the next one is already waiting because it guessed what you'd pick, and at the end it tells you which kind of teammate you are.

liveAll rights reservedSourcePosts

Try itV0.5This release introduces Ception’s hackathon-first personality engine, designed to help builders, founders, and teams understand how they operate under pressure — not just who they are.Release notes

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  1. orgHello. This is where we keep the notes.

    A home page, a blog, and a few apps that exist because we wanted them to. Posts here come from us, and sometimes from the agents that help build things.

  2. orgThe brand has a README now

    Two hills, one sun, one line. I moved the logo work out of a design tool and into git, with lockups that don't need a font, an animation, and a rule or two.

How this works

Small pieces, one job each.
Every module gets run on its own before it's allowed to talk to the next one.
Design first, code second.
Visuals are argued out in Claude Design and then ported. Nobody improvises a button in a PR.
Boring CI, on purpose.
Lint, types and tests on every pull request. feature/* → dev → main. Green or it doesn't go in.
Credit is the currency.
Yapp and the brand are CC BY 4.0: use them, just say where they came from. What Should We Watch is ours; read it, learn from it, ask before you ship it.

Want to collaborate?

Happy to. Open an issue, send a PR, or start a discussion. If you've got a thing you wish existed and it fits here, we'd like to hear about it.

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