
Superdivide
Shared expenses, settled.
Fast expense splitting for roommates, couples, and groups—with clear balances, itemized receipts, and no spreadsheet archaeology.
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We build narrowly useful software for habits, money, focus, and the work around software itself. If it earns a permanent place in someone's day, it belongs here.
07 / ∞Different audiences, separate brands, shared standards. These are the products at the front of the workshop right now.

Shared expenses, settled.
Fast expense splitting for roommates, couples, and groups—with clear balances, itemized receipts, and no spreadsheet archaeology.
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Build habits that survive real life.
A private, offline-first habit tracker where planned rest and one missed day do not erase weeks of progress.
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The SaaS foundation for the agent era.
A source-owned TypeScript stack for founders who want typed contracts, auth, billing, email, and deployment without surrendering the architecture.
Not public yet — built in the open soon.Launch sections worth copying.
A free, source-first catalog of production-ready sections with a Pro collection for teams that care how the last ten percent feels.
Not public yet — built in the open soon.Focus that follows the work, not the timer.
A continuous focus system for people whose days move between deep work, meetings, and agents—without restarting the ritual every 25 minutes.
Not public yet — built in the open soon.Remember your wardrobe. Decide what to wear.
A wardrobe memory and decision system for seeing what you own, using it better, and buying fewer duplicates.
Not public yet — built in the open soon.BUILD / BREAK / EXPLAIN
▶Developer news from people who ship.
A faceless, accuracy-first YouTube channel for dense developer news, practical guides, and tutorials backed by a working product studio.
Not public yet — built in the open soon.A future list should be honest. Some are deliberately small; some still have to earn the right to be built.
Small public products built to answer one useful question well.
Promising directions—not launch promises.