We are an independent hardware company based in Ireland.

It began with an awkward realisation. We were carrying bulky stands to support something as simple as a laptop, transporting heavy infrastructure for lightweight, everyday tasks. The absurdity showed up everywhere: van space, boot space, airport check-in. Entire stands travelling across countries to often hold up less than a kilogram of gear.

It led to a very simple question: might there be a better way?

Think of a hammock. You don’t carry the trees, you use the ones you find. What if, instead of carrying more infrastructure, you could attach to what already exists.

That thought started everything.

Serious development began six years ago, first with 3D-printed prototypes, then progressing to CNC-milled components when early materials reached their limits. As the system evolved, so did a set of principles:

If it wasn’t compact, it wasn’t worth making. If it wasn’t sustainable, it wasn’t worth doing.

Those constraints imposed discipline. We examined the embodied energy of every component. We reduced material wherever possible. We designed for multifunctionality. Every part had to justify its place. We kept asking: what more can this do.

The result is a system where nothing is single-purpose. Every channel, hinge, and arm earns its place across setups and over time. Components that reconfigure, and outlast the projects they serve.

The most sustainable product is the one you never have to replace.

With belief and support from the Local Enterprise Office, we brought it into production. We remain intentionally small, focused, independent, and committed to making fewer, better things. Your work matters to us, and every order ships with that in mind.

One of the most satisfying outcomes has been seeing the system tested against new demands and watching it adapt. We hope working with it brings you the same quiet satisfaction it continues to bring us.