Small lab. Real-life problems.

Tools for work.
Room for life.

For the family you’re raising.
The decisions you want to get right.

We’re Asynq Labs. Here’s what we’re working on.

Explore our projects

01 Familia

Made for family life

Less to keep in your head.
More time together.

The school trip. The shopping list. Who’s picking up whom. Family life is full of little things that someone has to remember.

Familia gives those things a shared home, so the mental load doesn’t have to live with just one person.

Explore Familia
A mum and dad standing together with their four boys, a football, a backpack, and a toy plane.
Four boys. Two parents. One very full life.

Why Remembering is work, too.

Plans get buried in chats. Lists live on different phones. Keeping everyone in sync becomes a job of its own.

How Make the everyday shared.

Bring plans, responsibilities, reminders, and lists into one place the family can come back to.

What A little help with family life.

A family planner and organiser for iOS and Android, built around what’s happening today and what’s coming next.

02 Asynq DR

Asynq Decision Registry

Remember the decision.
And the reason behind it.

“Why did we decide that?” shouldn’t mean searching six months of messages — or having the same meeting again.

Asynq DR keeps the context, the options, and the owner together. Make the call, keep the reasoning, and return to it when things change.

Explore Asynq DR
A woman organising decision boxes in a neatly arranged archive, with symbols for choices, outcomes, and reviews.
Good decisions deserve a memory.

Why Context shouldn’t disappear.

When the reasoning gets lost, teams repeat discussions and question choices without the full picture.

How Give every choice a home.

Write down the context, consider the options, name an owner, and set a date to revisit the outcome.

What A shared decision registry.

A focused space for teams to make, document, and revisit decisions asynchronously, with Slack and MCP integrations.

03 Stealth project

Under wraps.

A little mystery, for now.

A closed envelope with a blue wax seal.