LITTLE OBJECTS. EVERYDAY WONDER.
Thoughtful desk devices that bring your favorite things a little closer. A glance, a moment, a reason to smile.
THE FIRST CHAPTER
We’re starting small, with objects we’d want on our own desks. Meet the first prototype, and a peek at what could come next. Tell us which one you’d want.
A WINDOW INTO YOUR HAPPY PLACE
Follow ride wait times, count down to a trip, or keep a clock in view. The Park Display prototype brings those little moments together. Pick a park, set your own date, and see how it feels.
Try it yourself. Ride times here are made-up sample values, not live data.
Personalize your viewLESS FUSS. MORE WONDER.
The prototype is designed around a simple setup experience using your phone.
A USB-powered display for your desk, shelf, or bedside table.
Join its setup network on your phone, then choose your home’s 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi.
Pick your park, a favorite view, and a date worth counting down to.
A SMALL START
Deskworks is a work in progress: a small electronics project exploring how useful information can become an object you enjoy having around. The name, the designs, the collection—there’s room for all of it to grow.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Not yet. This is a preview of a business in development. Final pricing, shipping, and availability will be announced after the physical prototype has been tested. No payments are collected here.
That’s the idea. The Park Display comes first. Game scores, flight information and live camera views are concepts we’re exploring. Tell us which you’d want in the collection above, and it helps decide what we build next.
We use it to tell you when a device is ready, plus the occasional build update. We don’t sell it or share it. Read the short privacy note.
The current prototype uses USB power. Fresh ride wait times require Wi-Fi; the clock and countdown require an initial internet time sync. Connection errors are shown rather than presenting old values as current.
The current prototype has no subscription or customer account. Commercial data access and long-term operating costs will be reviewed before launch.
You can preview settings, save them in this browser, and download a settings file. Import that file on your device’s local setup page and save to apply it. This website does not pair with or remotely control a device.
No. This is an independent project. Ride data for the firmware is provided by Queue-Times.com. Website previews use sample values.
GET A NOTE WHEN IT’S READY
Leave your email and we’ll tell you when the first devices are ready, and what we’re building next.