Engineering
Build the product, and make it reliable.
Let's talk engineering“Finally, an app that helps me find my flow, without blocking my phone.”
↓You know what you need to do.
Sometimes, it all gets a little tangled.
Getting distracted shouldn't make coming back harder.
Turn messy thoughts into a day that fits.
Time, order, breaks, and a first step.
Planning that gets to know you.
Powered by AI that remembers what you share, so your plans can fit you better over time.
Find your flow. Keep your freedom.
No lock required. No guilt when you drift.
Just a familiar face and a small way back.
Your cat remembers what helps you feel at home.
A familiar welcome, even after time away.
Start the assignment, 18 minutes 42 seconds remaining. You choose I drifted. Welcome back. Fancy a matcha? Take a moment if you need one. Your next small step: Read the first line of the question again. Back to it, Make it smaller and Try another way are available together.
Watch your little world come to life.
Short sessions count.
Interrupted ones, too.
Your colour stays.
Before
A little space of your own.
Different rooms. Different cats. Find your favourite.
Mist Blue
Be there for the first version.
A small first step. Join the waitlist and we’ll let you know when Minlow is ready.
For iOS. In development. No launch date yet. Privacy
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Build Minlow with me.
Around 1,000 people have expressed interest.
100 people have tried V0.
I'm building the next version around their feedback, and looking for a team to build it with me.
“Early feedback indicated a willingness-to-pay rate 2 times that of similar apps.”
Design
Shape the artwork, the visual world, and how the product feels.
Let's talk designMarketing
Find the people Minlow is for, and tell its story.
Let's talk marketingEvery role can start alongside university.
Built by Alex, an Imperial alumnus and current Cambridge student.