np.lol labs — est. 2026

we make stuff for individuals and small business

we're a small app lab. we build software for individuals and small businesses — the kind of tools that do one thing, don't nag you, and don't need a twelve-person rollout plan.

how we worknp = no problem
no problem
v0.9 — good enough, shipped
lol
yes, you can drag these
how we work

four rules, and we mostly keep them

01

one app, one idea

if it needs a tour, we built the wrong thing. every app does one job and gets out of the way.

02

ship, then sand

version one goes out early and slightly rough. then we sand it for as long as people keep using it.

03

no dark patterns, ever

cancelling takes one click. your data is yours, exportable, and boring to us. we make money the old way — you pay, we build.

04

small on purpose

we stay small so we can say no. fewer meetings, fewer roadmaps, more finished software.

from the lab

not done yet, but working on it...

jidouanki iconjidouankitba

paste a youtube video, pull out its japanese vocab, and check what you already know in anki.

chikara iconchikaratba

an exercise tracker with an llm coach that tells you how to push harder next time.

winos iconwinostba

tell us which wines you're waiting on — we check vinmonopolet every night and email you when one's buyable again.

more to come

we post half-finished things before they're good. this slot won't stay empty long.

about

a lab, not a startup

np.lol labs is where we experiment with small software. we pick problems we've personally been annoyed by, build the smallest thing that fixes them, and put it out under its own name with its own colour.

the name is the whole philosophy: np for no problem — calm, capable, handled — and .lol because software that can't laugh at itself tends to be exhausting.

when we're not shipping our own apps, we build them for other people. usually one client at a time, start to finish.

the facts
founded
2026
headcount
small, on purpose
based
mostly the internet
things in the oven
three

we work in the open — half-finished things get posted before they're good.