01 · Source
Keep the trail intact.
Products should preserve enough origin and context for information to remain useful later.

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Independent software studio
NotBad Labs · Wyoming, United States
Useful things should keep their context.
We build focused software for information worth keeping, with privacy and longevity treated as product requirements.
Principle 01
A useful fragment loses meaning when its origin disappears. Our work starts from preserving both together.
01 · Source
Products should preserve enough origin and context for information to remain useful later.
02 · Privacy
Privacy is stronger when unnecessary collection never becomes part of the architecture.
03 · Durability
Clear behavior, careful engineering, and understandable boundaries matter more than novelty.
In development
A local-first iPhone app for preserving useful fragments with the sources they came from.
SnapDrill is not yet available for download. We are sharing only the product direction and durable privacy commitments while development continues.
View the pre-release overviewThe on-device library is the canonical copy.
The approved core workflow does not depend on an operated account service.
No advertising or cross-app behavioral profiling is part of the product baseline.
Company
NotBad Labs is an independent software company. We focus on restrained products with clear boundaries and a long useful life.