Mission Control
The shared workspace where a team and its AI agents plan work, hand it off, and ship it across every project. It’s how this studio runs.
An independent product studio
We build things that make people’s days better.
The Happy Humans Project designs, builds, and runs software and products for families, learners, and communities. We stay small on purpose, ship with care, and keep what we make running for the long haul.
What we make
Products people come back to.
Each product in the studio is built around a simple promise and run by the same small team that designed it.
LMNO
A learning suite for children from three to twelve: typing, math, and early reading in one place.
Hey Habit
A calm, local-first habit and task tracker for the browser and the web.
Primary Hymns
A simple way for families to learn and sing the hymns of the gospel of Jesus Christ.
This Week in Sheridan
A weekly guide to public events across Sheridan County, Wyoming.
How we work
Small team. High standards.
Long horizons.
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Useful before clever
Every product starts with a real person and a real problem. If it doesn’t make someone’s week easier, we don’t ship it.
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Crafted to last
We sweat the details people feel — speed, clarity, and care — and we maintain what we build long after launch day.
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Built with leverage
A focused studio working with modern tools and AI, so good ideas move from sketch to shipped in weeks, not quarters.
Technology should leave people a little happier than it found them.
Partner with us
We build for a few partners each year.
Alongside our own products, we work with local businesses, founders, and organizations who share our values — from first sketch to a site or app that runs itself.
Product strategy & design
Find the smallest thing worth building, then make it feel obvious.
Web & app engineering
Fast, dependable sites and apps on a modern, well-supported stack.
Brand, content & launch
Names, identities, imagery, and the words that bring people in the door.
Have something worth building?
Tell us about it. We read every note.