Work that reaches real users
A small lab means whatever you build has your fingerprints on it and ships to people, rather than ending up in a deck.
There are no open roles at the moment.
That changes when projects do. If your work lines up with what we build, send it anyway — good applications get kept and looked at first when something opens.
Send your workA link to something you shipped beats a CV
Stated plainly
- 01
You finish things
Starting is easy. We care about the last ten percent — the edge cases, the installer, the release note nobody wanted to write.
- 02
You care how it feels
Startup time and scroll are not polish added at the end. They are part of whether the thing is any good.
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You write it down
Decisions and trade-offs recorded where the next person finds them. Small team, no room for knowledge that lives in one head.
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You follow a bug across the stack
Not every layer to the same depth, but far enough to trace a problem from the interface into the API without handing it off.