Appundance Labs LLC · Delaware · App laboratory
A small, slightly unsupervised app lab. We take something annoying, add a laptop and leave it running overnight. Three experiments have stuck so far. The rest are classified, mostly out of embarrassment.
Put your phone away. Your favorite things find you.
Taps you when something you’d love is a few minutes away, and plans your trips from the guides you trust. Most days, it stays quiet.
Everyone has a guy. This is the guy.
Tell it what broke and it gets real quotes from vetted pros over WhatsApp. Tell it what you’re craving and it sends the three places that are actually good.
Snap it. We’ll sell it.
Photograph your bag and Pixsell identifies it, prices it from real sold prices, and offers it first to buyers hunting for exactly that one.
Every experiment starts with something annoying and a guess about how to make it stop.
If it doesn’t, it was always a test. We were very clear about that. Internally.
That’s when they get ideas. Several current experiments began this way.
Wrong lab. That’s the parent company, and they will just say “No.”
Experiment 004 is sensitive. Tapping it anyway is noted in the log.
Especially salsa. El Chingón has a guy for that.
| Entity | Appundance Labs LLC |
| Incorporated in | Delaware |
| Laboratory floor space | One laptop |
| Lab coats | Zero. Ordered one, regretted it. |
| Bunsen burners | Not required for apps |
| Experiments that have met each other | 0 |
| Supervising body | Probably Fine Holding LLC FZ |
| Supervision level | Probably fine |
It’s a real company. The lab is a laptop. The experiments are real. The lab coat was returned.
It’s what happens when you build random things to see what sticks: eventually, an abundance of apps. We are currently at three. The name is a forecast.
Everyone else was doing it. We checked whether there was a better reason. There are several. We read one of them.
They are thanked for their service and quietly archived. We don’t talk about them. They know what they did.
Yes. Bring an annoyance. Specific ones work best. “Everything” is too broad. “Plumbers who say ahorita” is perfect.
Unknown. It’s still bubbling. Please do not tap the glass.
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hello@probablyfine.aeEmail goes to the parent company. Most things do. They forward anything that bubbles.