Five on the bench. In order of age.

Pour coloured liquid between glass tubes until every tube holds one colour. The rule fits in a sentence; the 250 levels don't. The glass is built in Unity 6 with a pour that slows at the lip, because that is where you decide whether you trust a puzzle.

Eight labs, from Night and Botanic to Volcano and Alchemy. Later levels add sealed “?” samples that hide their layers until you pour. Every level is played by a person before it ships.

One hundred and eighty activities in twelve languages, each one adapting its pace to the child in front of it. Shapes, sounds, numbers and words, and a parent view that explains what was practised and why, in plain sentences.

Built in React Native so one codebase serves both stores; tuned by parents who told us, plainly, when something was boring.

A garden simulation where every level grows rather than being drawn. You plant, you prune, the garden remembers what you took away. It is the most meditative thing we have made and the hardest to explain in a store listing.

Target: early access, spring 2027. It will be late. Gardens are.

Read the wind, trim the sail, drift between procedurally placed islands with real weather pulled from the coast we grew up on. One thumb, no timer, a very calm soundtrack.

Rapid prototyping on the Lab Sort engine: sixty-second experiments, daily seeds, one leaderboard. We publish the ones that work as open-source demos so other small studios can take the glass and leave the rest.