Three projects we publish ourselves. Each has its own name, its own audience and its own business model; none is a variation on another. What links them is the way they are built — and what we refuse to do with them.
Apps and places we design, run and develop ourselves.
A sound therapy app that composes every session in real time — binaural frequencies, studio-recorded guided voice and ambient layers, assembled around your intention and the time you actually have. It also serves wellness practitioners, spas and hotels, as well as companies using it as a workplace wellbeing (QVT) tool.
The family reunion and event organiser: cousinades, milestone birthdays, anniversaries, get-togethers. It replaces the spreadsheet, the WhatsApp group and the date poll — households are grouped by branch, guests reply without creating an account, and each household's share works itself out.
Publications we edit ourselves, funded by readership and by recommendations we stand behind.
A daily magazine on natural wellbeing: food, yoga and meditation, plant remedies, healthy homes, sleep and the language of the body. Written by a community of authors and practitioners.
We launch rarely and keep for a long time. A title only opens once the previous one stands up without us.
We look at product partnerships for our publications, editorial collaborations and acquisitions of titles that fit our line.