A small studio making
tools for writing, listening,
and the spaces between.
A mesh of intertwined products under one roof — writing, listening, local commerce, and the spaces between. We move quickly, ship in public, and let the work argue for itself.
An audiobook + audio-drama catalog built around shared-lore universes. Listeners discover serialized fiction; creators publish to a single home rather than scattered podcast feeds.
Manuscript in, audiobook out. Multi-voice acted chapters, music bumpers, mastered audio. Indie authors ship to Audible / Apple / Spotify without hiring a studio.
Daily journaling with calendar views, weekly recaps, voice notes, and an AI companion that reads what you write. The bedrock product the rest grew out of.
An embeddable player that turns any web page into audio — a spoken summary, an explain-like-I’m-10, or a Pitch Panel — in a voice you choose. Drops onto any site with one snippet.
Turn a spare iPad into the calm center of the house — routines, the shared calendar, meals, the shopping list, pets, and JQ as the family assistant. No hardware to buy.
A table-based writing community. Public tables, shared prompts, weekly bento collections, embeddable widgets. Writers find each other through the work, not the algorithm.
Turns your journals into personalized fiction — a metaphorical retelling of your own life that lets you see it from the outside. The bet: a story about you can change you in ways advice never could.
Record your voice and your words into time-locked capsules — delivered to the people you love on a future date, or after you’re gone. Presence that outlives the moment.
Sibling products on their own domains — the local-commerce side of the mesh. Different codebases, closely intertwined.
A site builder for local businesses — storefronts, bookings, and ecommerce a shop owner can stand up in an afternoon. The commerce backbone the rest of the local mesh plugs into.
The commerce engine behind MEHKO home-cook meal drops and tiny-home stays — coarse-location listings, safe just-in-time handoff, and proxy-authed orders. Powers delivered.menu.
Design a deck and get a materials estimate — the deck_estimate block that drops into any QuickSites contractor site. Design tooling that turns into a quote.
DeckSketch is majority-owned by ScaleUp Software (Daniel Russo); Point Seven Studio leads its development as a minority owner.
One team, many surfaces. Decisions get made in the room they affect. Products earn their place in the mesh by getting used — there's no roadmap committee and no quarterly theater. The bar for shipping is the same on every surface: does it make the next thing easier.