A studio for long‑term pursuits.
We build tools that help people stay with something for a thousand days, tell the stories behind these pursuits, and study what makes products worth returning to.
Current Work
Products built around thousand‑day pursuits.
We start with what people are creating, then build new ways for others to discover, enjoy, and take part in it.
Live
The Sky Diary
Making a 50-year daily sky drawing practice easier to discover, and its paintings easier to collect and give.
In development
Vacation This Weekend
Turning travel inspiration into trips people actually take, while creating new ways for travel creators to earn.
Exploring
Workout Later
Making fitness more approachable for newcomers and more sustainable for the creators who lead it.
Creator tools
Helping creators focus on creating.
We build tools that help creators reach new audiences, find new ways to earn, and spend less time running a business.
Testing
BookDirect.ly
A customizable link in bio that does more than link. Designed to turn audience interest into real plans, bookings, and experiences people can join.
Collected Stories
The thousand‑day archive.
People who have returned to a pursuit for a thousand days or more, and what became possible along the way.
Ralph Reed
Drawing the sky
Since September 1, 197319,000+ drawings as of October 2026
Each entry captures the sky as Ralph Reed saw it that day, creating a visual record of changing clouds, colors, light, and weather over the course of his life.
Joshua Drayzen
1,000 Days of Drawing
1,000+ consecutive days as of March 2025
While working full-time scheduling locomotive maintenance, Joshua Drayzen drew every day for more than 1,000 days. In 2025, he exhibited his drawings in a solo show, Spirit Wave.
Jim Haynes
Sunday Dinners
1978–2020100,000+ guests (estimated)
Beginning in 1978, Jim Haynes opened his Paris home to strangers for weekly Sunday dinners. The gatherings continued for more than four decades.
Product studies
What do people gain from coming back?
Retention tells you whether people return. We study what they gain when they do, then explore what products could make possible over time.
Featured product study
Coming December 8
Airbnb at Day 7,000
Belonging takes longer than a weekend.
Airbnb changed where people stay. What could it help them stay for? This study explores how creators and communities could give people something worth returning to.
October 10, 2007 · Ralph Reed, The Sky Diary
Balloon illustration added to represent the day Airbnb welcomed its first guests.
Studio Collaboration
What could your product make possible?
We work with companies to uncover overlooked opportunities, develop product concepts and prototypes, and test new experiences people enjoy and invite others into.
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