Command layer
One canvas for every project.
Plan, capture, and ship without switching tabs, every board, doc, and pipeline lives on a single spatial surface.
Verdant · Emerald aurora
A workspace that thinks with you.
Bento system for a project & task OS. Deep-midnight surfaces, aurora-emerald light bleeds, floating dashboard mocks.
Live tasks
Nothing slips through the cracks.
A live queue that reads status from every board, no manual triage.
Focus lists
Ship the day, not the noise.
Turn any Slack thread or doc into a shareable checklist in one keystroke.
Workspaces
Stack contexts, not tabs.
Spin up a fresh workspace per client, files, tasks, and AI memory travel with it.
Signal radar
See what's about to hit.
A live radar of events, mentions, and integrations firing across your stack.
Cobalt · Electric mesh
Ship agents that ship themselves.
Bento for an AI agent-building platform. Near-black canvas, cobalt-to-cyan mesh, monospaced numerals, translucent chrome.
Agent runtime
Build agents like you build UI.
Compose reasoning, tools, memory, and eval into one drag-composable graph. Deploy to any surface, chat, Slack, voice, or your own product.
Live evals
Know it works before your users do.
Run 400+ prompt regressions on every commit. Fail the deploy, not the customer.
Long memory
Recall that survives sessions.
Vector + structured memory, hot-swappable per agent.
Tool mesh
200+ connectors, one namespace.
Wire Slack, GitHub, Stripe, Supabase, governed and logged.
One-line deploy
From prompt to production.
Ship the agent to chat, API, or embed in a single command.
Ember · Sunset gradient
Autonomous hiring, run at your pace.
Bento for an AI recruiting service. Warm charcoal base, sunset gradient bleeds, glass panels, radar-and-planet compositions.
Recruiter clone
Clone your best recruiter, legally.
Ember observes your top sourcer, learns their taste with RLHF, and runs their playbook 24/7 across LinkedIn, Wellfound, and email.
Dynamic capacity
Scale your team like an EC2 fleet.
Activate or hibernate autonomous recruiters based on the pipeline, pay only for the ones working today.
Warm outreach
Conversations, not blasts.
Ember writes in your voice, and knows when the candidate mentions their corgi.
Sourcing atlas
Every candidate, one map.
Coverage across 40+ platforms with de-dup and ranking baked in.
Outcome pricing
You pay when they sign.
Flat monthly plus a hire fee only when a candidate joins.
Halo · Deep blue neumorphic
See the system before it fails.
Bento system for an observability platform. Near-black neumorphic surfaces, ghosted circuit paths, floating sensor modules.
Signal core
Signal in. Insight out.
A single sensor mesh across every service, region, and edge, so anomalies surface before your dashboards even blink.
Discover →
Realtime latency
Latency you can feel.
Percentile-native metrics with automatic regional slicing, every request tagged, every long tail explained.
Distributed tracing
Every request, end to end.
Follow a single span through 40 hops.
Log fingerprints
Cluster millions into shapes.
Fingerprint every log line; spot the odd one out.
2,142 patterns1 anomaly · 3 warnings
Alert routing
Right person, right channel.
Route by severity, service, and schedule.
Sable · Charcoal + emerald
Ship without ceremony.
Bento system for a developer toolkit. Neumorphic keycap surfaces, self-healing pipelines, secret vaults, spend that reads clearly.
One command
Ship without ceremony.
A single command replaces the meeting, the checklist, and the runbook, code goes to production the way you left it.
Discover →
Self-healing pipelines
Pipelines that fix themselves.
Retry, reroute, and roll back on failure, every stage is a checkpoint, not a cliff.
Preview environments
A URL for every branch.
Every PR gets its own live environment.
Secret vault
Keys that never leak.
Scoped, rotated, and injected at deploy.
Cost per deploy
Spend that reads clearly.
Track every deploy back to its cost line.
last 7 days184 deploys
Amber · Warm-black + orange
One brain for the home.
Bento system for a home automation OS. Concentric orbit rings, floating hub modules, scenes that adapt through the day.
Central hub
One brain for the home.
Lights, climate, sound, security, routed through a single local hub. Fast when the internet isn't, private when it is.
Discover →
Adaptive scenes
Scenes that adapt to your day.
Warmer at breakfast, sharper at focus, quiet after ten, the house tracks your rhythm without a schedule editor.
Energy pulse
Watts in plain language.
Know what's drawing power right now.
today · 8.2 kWh−12% vs avg
Room mesh
Every room, one map.
See devices by room, not by app.
Voice intents
Say it, and it's done.
Local voice, no cloud round-trip.
07.0 · Onchain intelligence
The market talks. Cedro listens on ninety chains.
Always on, watching liquidity, wallets, and sentiment. Cedro's agents route what matters into your desk, your dashboard, or your inbox before the next candle prints.
08.0 · Treasury
Watch every euro move.
The finance layer that never sleeps. Saturated colour blocks, paper base, monospace numerics.
08.1 / Forecast
live
€2.48M
13 months to zero
Refreshes daily, 09:00 UTC
08.2 / Ledger
held balances, 12:34 UTC
Four currencies, one position.
EUR
Revolut Business, Vilnius
1,182,406.22
+0.42%
USD
Mercury, operating
906,214.87
+0.11%
GBP
Lloyds, VAT reserve
288,940.05
-0.18%
SGD
DBS, APAC entity
104,762.40
-0.07%
net position€2,362,441
inflow, 7d+412,880
outflow, 7d-286,104
Converted at mid-market. Hedges settle Friday.
08.3 / Intents
3 queued
Money leaves on purpose.
Halden Fabricationinvoice 2291
€68,400
cleared
16:00 today
Payroll, EU batch42 contracts
€312,750
review
tomorrow 07:30
Q3 tax reserveinternal transfer
€96,000
scheduled
Sep 30
08.4 / Exposure
net, unhedged
FX exposure.
drift since Monday
-1.8 pts
08.5 / Approvals
4 waiting
Approval queue.
IV
WireHalden Fabrication
68,400
Approve →
TB
Refundorder 40-8812
2,145
Approve →
NO
ACHStellark Cloud
19,300
Approve →
RK
Payoutaffiliate cycle 31
7,880
Approve →
09.0 · Creator OS
Every second, measured.
The command layer for anyone who ships to a feed. Connected metrics, dotted topology, monospace readouts.
09.1 / Reach
collecting
1.24M
plays, last 28 days
Retention
68.4%
+3.1 pts
Ali C.
Click through
4.2%
-0.4 pts
Watchtime
6:12
+22s
Model refits hourly on completed sessions
09.2 / Editor
cut 14, autosaved 41s ago
Field notes, episode 44
00:00 cold open
02:48 build
07:15 outro
B-roll, workshop pan00:34in cut
Interview, Maren Sjoberg04:12in cut
Sponsor read, take 300:52held
render, 2160p60
68%
09.3 / Retention
episode 44
Where they leave.
Cliff at 02:41, sponsor read
-19%
09.4 / Queue
4 scheduled
Cold forging a chiselThu 18:00
YTIG
Bench grinder teardownFri 12:30
YT
Shop tour, 60 secondsSat 09:00
TTIG
Subscriber questions 12Sun 17:15
YTTT
09.5 / Triage
142 unread
Comment triage.
@marasvoldThe jig at 03:10 solved my whole week.
Reply
@tuulikangasAudio drops out around the sponsor read.
Reply
@bench_and_bitThird video with the same intro. Cut it.
Reply
10.0 · Design system
The system beneath every screen.
Prism is the token graph that keeps design and code in sync.
One source. Every screen.
Design tokens sync from Figma to code in 42ms, so a value can only be wrong in one place.
amber-500
space-3
radius-md
Radix on the inside. Yours on the outside.
64 primitives, headless behaviour, styling that stays in your repo.
Motion, defined.
Three curves cover enter, exit, and reorder.
Accessible by default.
Contrast is checked in CI, not in review.
body / surface4.6:1 AA
label / surface7.2:1 AAA
display / surface15.1:1 AAA
From token to prod in a PR.
Every change ships as a reviewable diff.
42-
radius-md: 8px42+
radius-md: 10px43+
radius-lg: 16px
Linen · Sage and blush editorial
A calm studio, quietly kept.
Bento system for independent skincare studios: bookings, client formulations, inventory and a longform journal on one warm paper surface.
The studio
One quiet home for your studio.
Bookings, client notes, formulations, and inventory in a single warm workspace built for facialists and skin coaches.
Kept for 34 studios across Helsinki, Turku and Tallinn
This week
Wednesday, September 24.
Three appointments, one restock, one follow up.
Mon
22
Tue
23
Wed
24
Thu
25
Fri
26
10:00
Ines HalmeSignature facial (60m)
on time
13:30
Freja LindströmNew client consult (45m)
reschedule
16:15
Otto RautioBarrier repair follow up
room 2
Vitamin C 15% restock added to Friday, 4 units
Client journal
Notes that follow the client.
Longform entries stay with the client card, searchable and dated.
IH
Ines HalmeSept 17
Reintroduced retinaldehyde 0.05% after two weeks off. Skin tolerated well, no flaking at the jaw.
Continue every third night, avoid the weeks around the November peel.
barrier
retinoid
Formulation
Ingredients, dose, batch.
Track custom blends without spreadsheets.
Hydration serum · v3
active
Panthenol
5.0%
humectant
Beta glucan
0.5%
soother
Ectoin
1.0%
barrier
B-24-09-A
mixed 40 ml
Inventory
Restock before you run out.
Predicted from booking cadence, not gut feel.
Vitamin C 15%restock Sept 30
4 left
low
Enzyme cleansersteady
12 left
ok
Retinaldehyde 0.05%restock Sept 24
2 left
low
Next supplier order closes Friday 12:00
Marlow · Warm cream and terracotta
Run the whole issue from one desk.
Bento system for an editorial CMS that holds issues, feature stories, contributors, and photo essays on a single paper canvas.
The masthead
Ship your next issue with the whole team.
Marlow handles stories, contributors, and issue assembly on one warm canvas.
Marlow
Issue 04
Autumn 2026
cover photograph
3:2 · 4200 px · placed
- The last shift at the mill 14
- Notes from the vineyard 22
- A city that forgets its rivers 30
Current issue
Autumn 2026, four stories on schedule.
Every draft carries its stage, editor, and word count.
The last shift at the mill
ed. Rowan VanceNine months inside a paper mill that stopped running in March.
2nd pass due Sep 24
4 open comments
3,908 wds
In edit
Notes from the vineyard
ed. Rowan VanceA harvest run by three sisters and one very old tractor.
1st draft due Sep 21
outline approved
2,140 wds
Draft
A city that forgets its rivers
ed. Nell HartiganEleven buried waterways, photographed from the culverts up.
copy due Sep 23
18 plates placed
2,760 wds
Copy
Colophon: what we made this quarter
ed. Nell HartiganCredits, print run, and the paper stock we finally settled on.
signed off Sep 18
locked for press
1,120 wds
Ready
9,928 words placed of 11,400 planned
press date Sep 29
Contributors
Every writer, one card.
Rates, history, and next assignment in one place.
Elin Sørensen · Oslo
Contributing writer
12 stories
34,600 words
avg 6.2 wks
The last shift at the millIssue 04
Two rooms above the bakeryIssue 02
Next
Winter feature · commissioned Sept 12
Type system
Set once, use everywhere.
Global typography rules the whole issue inherits.
Aa
Editorial
The mill closed on a Tuesday.
Kern -0.02em · Leading 1.08
Distribution
Print, web, and email from one file.
Publish an issue once, route to every channel.
Print PDF
exported Sept 22
Web issue
scheduled Sept 26 09:00
Newsletter
draft ready
Issue 04 build
3 channels, one source file
Ecru · Paper and petrol hairlines
Everything you read, kept close.
Bento system for a longform reading app: one shelf for saved essays, a reading pane that keeps its annotations, and a weekly pass over old highlights.
Your library
A quiet library that reads you back.
Ecru stores your essays, highlights, and margin notes on one long shelf, then resurfaces them when they matter.
141 items · 1,208 highlights · 84 notes
Reading
Right where you left off.
One tab per article, all your annotations preserved.
The last resort of unimaginative critics
Every generation of critics inherits the same shortcut. A record arrives that will not announce its own meaning, and within a week the reviews agree that it is difficult, airless, self regarding. Calling a record pretentious is the last move available to a listener who has already stopped listening. The word closes the file.
What is missing is patience, not vocabulary. The music that survives its first season is almost always the music that asked for a second hearing, and nobody who filed by Thursday ever gave it one.
62% read · 3 highlights on this page
annotations saved 11:04
Highlights
The lines you keep coming back to.
Search across every article you have ever read.
The best essays feel like they were written to one person, and overheard by many.
David Perell · How to write with clarity · 2024
writing
A sentence you have to reread twice is either a gift or a bill. Usually a bill.
Anne Helen Petersen · Culture Study · 2025
clarity
Outlines are not plans. They are arguments you have not lost yet.
Robin Sloan · Year of the meteor · 2023
structure
Weekly review
Five you should reread.
Ecru surfaces what you highlighted last month.
Aug 22
Notes on organizing a design team 4 highlights
Aug 15
What good writers do differently 7 highlights
Aug 9
The quiet economics of small journals 3 highlights
Jul 31
Against the tyranny of the second draft 6 highlights
Jul 26
Reading slowly on purpose 9 highlights
Save from anywhere
One shortcut, everywhere you read.
Kindle, Safari, RSS, and PDFs all land on the shelf.
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synced 2 hours ago
Instapaper
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12 unread
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