Ventures & experiments

Products designed
to create momentum.

We make focused software for attention, learning, and the difficult art of showing up again tomorrow.

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Live, invite-onlyFocus & time

Plank Time

Hold your attention.
Let the rest fall away.

Plank Time is a calm, opinionated focus timer for doing one thing well. It turns a block of time into a clear commitment—without productivity theatre, noisy analytics, or another system to maintain.

Focus sessionsAmbient ritualsGentle history
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Live previewLearning & habits

Streaks

Quiet consistency,
made visible.

Streaks is a public record of the promises you keep to yourself. Track progress, build a visible history, and let steady effort compound—first created at streaks.anshaj.dev and growing toward a home of its own.

Public profilesDaily momentumProgress history
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Live, private betaPersonal execution

Orbit

Give every commitment
a place to move.

Orbit is a private personal execution system for turning scattered responsibilities into deliberate progress. It brings projects, ongoing areas, useful resources, and quick captures into one calm workspace—then helps you decide what deserves attention now.

Focused projectsPARA workspaceWeekly reviewsQuick capture
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Live, invite-onlyHabits & consistency

Pulsar

Small acts.
Lasting momentum.

Pulsar is a private habit tracker built around consistency, not all-or-nothing streaks. Steady practice builds Momentum, while Lifetime XP preserves the effort you’ve already earned. Heatmaps and detailed trends reveal your rhythm, and optional AI-assisted reviews help you reflect on your recorded history.

Pause or archive habits as life changes, restore them when you’re ready, and correct past entries without losing sight of the bigger picture.

Momentum & XPHabit heatmapsDetailed trendsAI-assisted reviews

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There’s room for more.

New ideas are being explored. The next one will appear when it has earned its place.

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