Products

~$154Official Store

Petoi Quaddle Desk Robot Dog

For people who want a robot they can actually code: an open-source desktop dog that walks, poses and learns tricks — from $154, shipped by a team behind 30,000+ robots.

Petoi
~$199Official Store

Freckle Phone

Give kids a phone that pushes them outside: calls, texts and a camera, but no app store and no doom-scroll. A $199 starter that ships in December.

Freckle
~$99.99Official Store

Hapiko Stickerbox

A kid says dragon, and the printer draws one in seconds — voice-to-sticker AI with no phone, no subscription, no ink. Screen-free magic that prints.

Hapiko
~$55Official Store

Analog Capsule Camera

This is a roll of 35mm film that is secretly a digital camera — 1MP sensor, USB-C, microSD, 25 grams. It looks like nostalgia and shoots like a toy you will keep on the shelf.

Yanko Design
~$199.99Official Store

Keychron K8 HE All-Wood

A keyboard carved from walnut that types on magnetic switches — rapid trigger, adjustable actuation, 110 hours of battery. Wood that does not just sit on the desk.

Keychron
~$499Official Store

Neurable One EEG Headphones

Twelve EEG sensors are knitted into the ear cushions of these noise-cancelling headphones — put them on and they quietly track your focus all day. No gel, no headset, no setup.

Neurable
~$99Official Store

Syitren R400 CD Player

Slide a CD in, snap on the shell, and the whole ritual feels like 2003 again — Bluetooth out to whatever speaker you like. A retro player that is also genuinely small and quiet.

Syitren
~$49Official Store

Openterface KeyMod

No extra keyboard. No extra mouse. One adapter turns your phone into both, plugging straight into any computer with USB-C.

Openterface
~$349Official Store

GameTank Console

A brand-new console with a game library built from the ground up — no nostalgia ports, no downloads, just cartridges that run a custom engine.

Clydeware
~$89Official Store

SlimeVR Butterfly Trackers

Five small trackers strap onto your body and bring full-body motion into VR — no base stations, no cameras, just sensors that talk to your headset.

SlimeVR
~$999Official Store

RugOne Xsnap 7 Pro

50MP main, OIS, 5G — and a flip-out external lens that turns the phone into a camcorder. A rugged slab that is also the weirdest camera in your pocket.

RugOne
~$899Kickstarter

LightMake L4 4-Head 3D Printer

Four print heads, one linear-motor gantry, full-color parts in a single print. This 3D printer treats multi-color like the default instead of the exception.

LightMake
~$199Indiegogo

UltraBar X Desktop Command Center

Sit down and the whole workstation obeys: a command center with knobs, keys and a clock that controls your lights, music and shortcuts. It makes the desk feel like a cockpit.

UltraBar
~$699Kickstarter

Gesture HW1 Robotic Hand

This 10-DOF robotic hand and wrist is open-source and built for tinkering, not just demoing. It curls, grips and waves — and you can print, code and remix the whole thing.

Gesture Platforms
~$1,499Kickstarter

Prisma Workstation Display

One 40-inch curved 5K2K display that is also the computer — a whole workstation in a single panel. Plug one cable into a laptop and Prisma becomes a second brain with shared apps and files.

Mobile Pixels
~$149Official Store

Freezill PhaseTherma Cooler

Fill it before you leave, and four days later the drinks are still cold — no power, no ice needed. This cooler runs on phase-change material, so it earns its spot in the trunk or on the boat.

Freezill
~$99Official Store

NanoKVM-Go

For people who manage headless PCs and servers: a dongle-sized KVM that plugs into any HDMI plus USB-C port and gives you browser access — 4K, AI-native, no extra box. Reboot, BIOS, keyboard, all remote.

Sipeed
~$199Amazon

MOVE SPEED ST10 Touchscreen SSD

4K ProRes footage, 10 Gbps transfers and a touchscreen to watch both happen. This pocket SSD pairs with cameras and phones so you can offload, preview and share on the spot.

MOVE SPEED
~$54.99Amazon

Anything Speaker

Set a speaker on any surface and it turns the whole object into sound — a desk, a guitar, a fridge. Bone-conduction tech plays loud to your ears and soft to everyone else.

Anything Speaker
~$149Amazon

Loftie Alarm Clock

No glowing phone, no scroll, no alarm anxiety: this bedside clock wakes you with light that gradually brightens. It also answers calls, whispers reminders and plays sleep sounds until you drift off.

Loftie
~$150Official Store

AWA M1 Cordless Carbonator

Sparkling water without the cord or the clunky tank: a machined aluminum carbonator you press by hand. Its re-sealable carafe keeps the bubbles in for days.

AWA
~$600Official Store

Winmau Autodarts X Darts Scoring System

Every dart is tracked by four cameras and scored automatically on any standard bristle board. Retrofit the ring and the scoreboard never lies again.

Winmau
~$130Official Store

mirumi Bag Charm Robot

This furry 155-gram charm clings to your bag and peeks around at passersby. It turns toward sounds and meets eyes with strangers like a shy pet.

Yukai Engineering
~$995Official Store

Nemonic Dot Braille Label Printer

A braille label printer the size of a coaster turns spoken words into embossed dots on tape. Anyone can label a pill bottle or pantry jar for a blind friend.

Mangoslab

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