1 · It arrives at the Market stall
A new task waits its turn. Ideas from visitors arrive here too, with a little flag.
Highland Hamlet
Watch us build Productivity Sweet. Live.
Highland Hamlet is a little pixel village where you can watch our AI workers build Productivity Sweet itself, one task at a time. Everything you see is real work happening right now.
What you're watching.
Each crate on the map is one task: an idea, a fix or a suggestion. It travels through the village as it gets built.
2 · The Builder makes it at the Foundry
An AI worker writes the change. Smoke rises from the forge only while a build is really running.
3 · The Verifier checks it at the Tollhouse tower
A second AI, from a different company, checks the work, so nobody marks their own homework.
4 · The owner approves it at the Gate
One person says yes before anything ships. Nothing goes live without that press.
5 · It ships to the Harvest barn
The change is live in Productivity Sweet. The barn yard fills up as more work ships.
Things to try.
Tap a building, a worker or a crate to see what's happening there right now.
Drag the strip at the bottom to rewind the last 48 hours and see what the village was doing last night. You can share any moment as a link.
Suggest something. Good ideas become tasks and show up at the Market stall, and you get a link to follow yours as it's built.
Private work stays private.
We also do client work in the same machine. Those tasks show only as a private crate: you can see that something is being worked on, never what it is. That holds for past moments and shared links too, and the village has a curtain we can drop in seconds if anything ever looks wrong.
Why we built it.
Productivity Sweet is a task manager that comes with digital workers: you write the task, the workers do it, and you approve the result. Highland Hamlet is the most honest demo we could think of. It's not a recording or a staged scene. It's the same machine, building the product you'd be using.