from a tweet, then we actually built it
A widget and a shop floor for the weird unfinished project your friends keep talking about. The part with exposed wires. The part that might make you ship — or hide forever.
“A widget that shows your friends’ current side project. Not their perfect launch. The weird half-built thing they keep talking about.”
David Klein · @daemkl · August 2026
public WIP card
status, last touch, next milestone, the sentence you would rather not post
circle
follow a friend by pasteable snapshot. no feed algorithm. just their unfinished thing
embeddable widget
drop it on a personal site so the half-built work stays in the room
nudge + quiet days
see who went dark. poke them. or admit you are the one hiding
@mira · night-shift ceramicist
Mira Chen
A reading log that looks like a paperback spine, not a spreadsheet.
next: flip animation that does not feel like a gimmick
“Got the cloth texture working. Type still fights me on page 3.”
folders exist. pride does not.
@jules · kitchen-table founder
Jules Okonkwo
A bill splitter that never asks you to make an account to see who owes what.
next: offline QR that actually survives a dim bar
“Camera decode dies under tungsten light. Angry at photons for a week.”
the half-built part everyone pretends not to see
@nova · soft chaos
Nova Patel
A focus timer that emails your future self the excuse you used to quit early.
next: public beta to 12 mean friends
“Shipped the roast email. It called me a professional opener of new tabs. Fair.”
ugly, public, and moving
@theo · garage inventor
Theo Marsh
A heat-pump / EV charging calendar that tells you when shifting load actually pays.
next: one honest spreadsheet before any UI
“Collected three tariff PDFs. They are written like ransom notes.”
still a weird sentence in a notes app