Products and experiments we develop ourselves, from professional documents to art and personal collections.
Labs is where we develop our own products. It is also where our approach to building gets tested on our own time and money, before it reaches a client engagement.
The projects cover different markets. Each begins with a task we understand well enough to improve, and each keeps us close to the design, engineering and commercial details we advise on elsewhere.
AI agents can draft substantial documents quickly, but each revision needs a way to be checked and carried forward. Docgent gives agents a structured document workflow and gives people visibility over changes, versions and the final presentation.
Teams can produce reports, proposals and plans with agents while keeping a person responsible for review. Learn more at docgent.io.
FramePilot explores a more personal way to discover and display art on Samsung Frame TVs. It brings together museum collections, generated artwork and personal taste so the screen can feel more like part of a home.
Shelfie explores an easier way to catalogue a physical book collection. Scan a barcode, collect the book’s details and browse what is on your shelves from a personal digital library.
We use our own agent systems in daily work and study the practical questions they raise: how agents retain useful context, coordinate tasks, use tools safely and show enough of their work for people to review it.
What we learn feeds into the products and into advisory work with other businesses.
Get in touch about a product, a potential collaboration or a problem that connects with our work.