An independent product practice

Born from our needs.
Built for yours.

We make digital tools for the small, consequential moments that deserve less friction and more clarity.

01A dinner tabbecomes a fair split 02A room full of guestsbecomes one shared roll 03An opaque statementbecomes a clear record

Follow the evidence

The useful ideais usually hiding in anordinary annoyance.

A bill lands.Nobody wants to become the accountant.

A day happens.The photographs scatter across twenty-five phones.

A statement arrives.The numbers refuse to explain themselves.

01Available now

splitt.

Settle the bill. Keep the friendship.

Start a group, add what happened, and choose the split that actually reflects it. Live balances stay clear across people and currencies, without turning one friend into the accountant.

Open splitt.fund

Welcome backEverything is in balance.

＋ Add expense

Friends3 friendsSee all →

Maya Chen+$24.50
Alex Morgan−$12.00
Jordan Leesettled

Groups3 groupsSee all →

Portugal 20265 members+$86.40
Apartment3 members−$42.00
Friday dinners4 memberssettled

02Private demo

take25

Different perspectives. One album.

Each person contributes up to twenty-five photos without seeing anyone else's perspective. When the moment is over, take25 brings those private views together in one shared album.

Ask for a private demo

One album when the moment ends

03Available now

ldjr.

Your money, finally legible.

Bring the statements you choose. Review every transaction, then see merchants, categories, recurring costs, and changes in one encrypted record that remains useful offline.

Open ldjr.anuz.dev

Total spent$2,986.14Transactions42Average$71.10

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What the work has to do

Clarity is not a style.
It is the work.

Start at the real moment.
The edge case is often the reason the work exists.
Make the state legible.
Balances, choices, and changes should not need an explanation.
Leave the last word with people.
Useful systems clarify. They do not take control away.

A note is enough

What keeps getting in the way?

Tell us what happens now, who feels the friction, and what a better day would look like.