The experimental wing of K Fly Consulting

It’s a lab. Not everything has to become a company.

Idea gets tested without becoming a business plan, a complicated product, or a year-long project.

Consulting is where I solve real operational problems for clients. Labs is where I test ideas and build small products. The experiments here are around decision-making, business, systems, AI, and problems people have gotten used to living with.

↓  In the lab now: Catlas and Future You

In the lab now

Catlas

You don’t need a cat. You have all the cats.

See a cat. Take a photo. Add it to your Catlas. Every cat gets a number, a name it didn’t ask for, and a vibe. See the same one again and it counts as a repeat sighting.

Start your Catlas → Made for your phone. No account. Your Catlas stays on your device.

Collected so far. By someone.

In the lab now

Future You

Ask the person who knows you best.

Answer a few questions about who you are, what matters to you, and how you make decisions. Then bring your future self something you’re working through and have a conversation.

Peek inside the lab → No waitlist. It shows up here when it works.

Pick a horizon. Ask yourself.

More from the lab

Currently on the bench.

TransferScore

How dependent is your business on you?

A practical diagnostic for founder-led businesses: how transferable is this thing, really, and where does everything still run through you.

Lab note: if the answer makes you uncomfortable, that's the useful part.

Coming Soon

The Museum of Things We Somehow Accept

Problems we've gotten so used to that we stopped questioning them.

A collection of products, processes, and everyday annoyances we apparently all agreed were “good enough.” This wing of the lab notices them again, then asks how they'd work if someone actually designed them.

Lab note: the first exhibits are already arguing over wall space.

Coming Soon

Something Else Is Brewing

There is almost certainly something useful being overcomplicated somewhere. We'll find it. A few candidates are getting poked at right now. Some will become tools. Some will disappear quietly. Both count.

Lab note: it involves a spreadsheet. It always does.

In the Lab

Some experiments become products. Some prove a point. Some disappear. The useful ones stick around.

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