Labs is where we ship software of our own and live with the same trade-offs we recommend to clients.
| Item | Part no. | Description | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | LAB-01 | Redlyn | Live |
| 02 | LAB-02 | Fatura | Live |
| 03 | LAB-X01 | Tolerance field (experiment) | Live |
| 03 | LAB-X02 | Chamfer generator (experiment) | Live |
| 03 | LAB-X03 | Surface scan (experiment) | Live |
01 · Why a studio ships its own products
Rev B
“Slides” struck.
Replaced with shipped software.
Every Labs product ships against the tolerances we write into client specs. If it misses a budget, it doesn't ship.
LCP ≤ 2.5 sCLS ≤ 0.1INP ≤ 200 ms
We pay for our own hosting, our own dependencies and our own support time. It makes “just add a library” an expensive sentence.
Cost per dependencymeasured, not guessed
What a product teaches us about onboarding, pricing pages or performance becomes advice you can check against something we run ourselves.
Product → practice
02 · Products
Our own software, built between client projects and shipped to real users. Open them and use them.
Status: Live, stage 4 of 4.
Status: Live, stage 4 of 4.
03 · Experiments
Built between client projects to test an idea. No libraries and no tracking. Each one pauses when you scroll away.
A grid of datum points. Anything inside the probe's zone snaps to the nearest 45°.
clip-path: polygon(0 0, calc(100% - 32px) 0, 100% 32px, 100% 100%, 0 100%);A profilometer pass over a moving surface. Peaks outside tolerance show in signal.