Review Lift
Designed to make review and feedback workflows easier to organize and act on.
Apps & Games
Software built around friction.
The studio develops both consumer games and practical workplace tools — two very different categories connected by the same question: what would make this experience clearer, faster or more engaging?
Launching now!
Oops I Hit It Again!
A top-down finger-sliding survival game where movement is simple, hazards are not, and every run dares you to go a little farther.
Mobile gameOIHIA!Kay Thanks Enterprises
Run. Dodge. Survive.
OIHIA! is designed around fast attempts, escalating hazards, checkpoints and replayable movement. The project is the studio's current consumer-game launch and the most visible example of Kay Thanks Enterprises' app-development work.
Workplace software
Small tools for repeated problems.
These products are designed but not yet scaled. They represent the practical side of the software portfolio: focused utilities built around recurring workplace friction.
Designed · pre-scale
Form Filler
Designed to reduce repetitive entry across recurring forms and common data-entry tasks.
SKU / Website Integration Scanner
Designed to connect physical product identification with useful web information and product lookup workflows.
Product philosophy
Useful first. Clever second.
Start with a real behavior
A good app should make a specific task easier or make a specific experience more enjoyable — not exist because another app could exist.
Reduce the steps
Workplace tools in particular earn their place by removing friction rather than adding another layer of process.
Keep the interface understandable
Clear hierarchy and predictable controls matter more than decorative complexity.
Scale after the idea works
The workplace concepts are intentionally described as designed and pre-scale. Product maturity should be communicated clearly rather than overstated.