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Four things in the world.

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HeyDiane

A one-truck shop loses the job when the phone rings mid-install. Diane picks up instead. She answers in a real voice, asks the questions a dispatcher would ask, books what can be booked, and texts the owner the moment something is actually an emergency.

Built, sold, and operated solo out of Sherwood Park. It is a separate business with its own site and its own voice, and it is the product that proves the studio can ship something people pay for every month.

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Coming soon

FrequencyOS

Most household friction is logistics wearing an emotional costume. Nobody knows who has the kid Thursday, dinner is a nightly negotiation, and the real conversation keeps getting postponed. FrequencyOS runs the boring half so the other half has room.

Shared calendar, a cookbook you fill by pasting a recipe link, a meal plan that generates the grocery list, and a weekly three-question check-in whose answers stay hidden until both people have answered. It also has the Talk Button: one tap that says "I want to talk" without having to explain first. The kid who can't start the sentence still gets to send the signal.

Coming soon

Restwick

You inherit a croft in a village called Common Ground. You tend a garden, earn the trust of a rescue dog on the dog's schedule, and get to know neighbours who each run a recognisable pattern: the one who fawns, the one who freezes, the elder who models recovery instead of calm.

The point is the vocabulary. Every morning you name where you actually are and how strongly, and by the tenth day you are using words for your own state that you did not have on day one. It runs on real calendar days, so nothing can be ground out in one sitting. Ten minutes is full marks.

In closed playtest. Not open yet, and the name is not final.