Bin day, sorted for your address
A software studio in Toronto, Ontario
Careful apps for the friction of everyday life.
Two of ours are on your phone today. Two more are on the way. Each one starts with a small, recurring frustration that nobody should have to keep in their head.
- 4Apps in the studio
- 27Languages in BinPilot
- 18Languages Kanji teaches from
- 40Languages on this site


ChorePilot

BinPilot
Which bins go out this week, for your address? Garbage, recycling, green bin and yard waste on one calendar, with reminders, in 27 languages.
Available in Ontario, Canada only.
Kanji 感じ
Learn Japanese, and Japan, in your own language. Kana, then all 2,998 kanji in the order Japanese schools teach them, lessons on how life in Japan works, and your first conversations.
The iPhone version has been submitted and is waiting for Apple's review.
ChorePilot
“Whose turn was it?” shouldn’t be something a household argues about. ChorePilot is for the chores, the shopping and the everyday conversation of a shared home.
Not released yet. Features may change before launch, and no pricing has been set.
Satori Zen
Entertainment has changed a great deal. The frustrations haven’t. We made a short film about why.
Hello, in some of the languages our apps and this site speak.
The studio index
Everything for each app, in one place.
Download pages, support, privacy policies and terms of use. Nothing buried.
Japanese, and life in Japan
Chores, shopping and chat at home
A short film about entertainment
How we work
Small problems, handled with care.
Start with the friction
Every app begins with a small, recurring frustration that nobody should have to keep in their head.
Your language first
BinPilot speaks 27 languages and Kanji teaches from 18. This site reads in 40.
Read the rules first
Every app has a public privacy policy and terms of use, linked from this page before you install anything.
The Idea Lab
Every product starts with a problem someone got tired of.
BinPilot began that way. So what’s yours? Tell us an everyday frustration you wish software would just handle. Half-formed is fine. We read every one.