Ideas, given a useful form.

Start with a human question.

How do you end a workday on purpose? What makes a throw worth taking? What would a life look like as one road? Where does a memory belong? Each project starts with a question from everyday life, then takes shape through research, prototypes and design.

The person decides. We describe a product’s limits alongside its features, distinguish a concept from a release, and keep a clear way back from each choice.

Four projects, at different stages.

NOPECUBE is the off switch for your workday: move from OPEN to NOPE and return on your own terms. Version 1.2 and the optional physical desk cube are in development; earlier app builds are in invited testing. The person chooses both states, and a return time never changes that choice automatically.

DICESO is a 3D dice game of targets, risk and timing, released on iPhone and Android. It includes ten solo modes and private Party Rooms for 3–8 invited mutual friends.

MileMori draws a representative view of life as one road on a real map, with a place for today and stops for the things you want to make room for. It is available on Android and the web. Its road is not navigation or a medical prediction.

echOKs connects notes, photos, voice and video to the places they belong. The person leaving an Echo chooses when it opens and who can open it. Its iPhone and Android apps are in development.

Nopecube or NOPECUBE?

Nopecube LLC is the company and the atelier behind all four projects. NOPECUBE, written in capitals, is our workday boundary product: the app and the optional desk cube. The company and that product share a name; DICESO, MileMori and echOKs are separate products from the same atelier.

Company details.

Legal name: Nopecube LLC.

Business correspondence: 8 The Grn Ste 24854, Dover, DE 19901-3618, United States.

For company, product and collaboration enquiries, write to hello@nopecube.com.

Official publisher profiles.

Our Google Play and App Store publisher profiles identify the company behind the released apps. Each project page explains its current availability and links to its own website.