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Studios · for the employee with a little time

A studio of your own, run in your lunch break.

“I want something of my own, but I can't quit to start it.”

The employee with a little time: Has a steady job, a lunch hour and a contact list, and wants something of their own.

A storefront works while you are at your job; it doesn't need you there.

The building and delivery happen behind it, so your part fits in the gaps.

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What you were told

One paycheck and one door

What is actually possible

A second front door with your name on it

The thing nobody tells you

A storefront works while you are at your job; it doesn't need you there.

Most people who want their own thing never start, because starting sounds like quitting. Rent, family and the next payday say no.

A Studio asks for something smaller: a storefront with your name, a shelf, and a few messages a week to the people you know. Clients try demos while you are at work. When one pays, the app is built and delivered behind your storefront.

Daily missions in your Studio HQ keep it to a few minutes a day, and nothing you own disappears if you have a busy month.

How it works

4 steps, no guesswork

  1. Open your Studio in about ten minutes.
  2. Do the day's mission in your break: one message, one post.
  3. Clients try demos and pay into escrow.
  4. Orders are delivered while you keep your job.

Our promise: A storefront that sells while you work, missions that fit a few minutes a day, and every order built and delivered behind it.

The evidence

Every claim, labelled

Live is read from the site as you look. Fact is fixed, with its date. Estimate is ours, and says so.

  • Fact · 2026-11-12Studio HQ gives daily missions and outreach scripts.Source: app/studio/Studio.tsx
  • Fact · 2026-11-12At 5 sales a Studio gets one app for itself, free.Source: lib/studio.ts MILESTONES
Your first move

Start it here. Find it here later.

Fair questions

What you are probably wondering

Is it allowed alongside my job?

Check your employment contract for outside work. Most allow a side business; the Studio itself has no hours.

How much time does it take?

As little as a message a day. It grows with the time you choose to give it.

Not quite you?

Try a different door

The same idea, written for someone else. One of these might be you, or someone you know.

The employee · ceoismKeep your job. Start your company anyway.Wants more and cannot risk quitting.

A studio of your own, run in your lunch break.

Open my Studio

Nothing on this page promises income. Where a number appears, its source is shown above.