A loving miniature of the original Macintosh that actually boots classic Mac OS. Power it over USB-C, watch the Happy Mac appear on a sharp little display, and run real vintage software.

It's not a picture on a screen — it boots an emulated classic Macintosh, smiling Mac and all, then runs period-appropriate software on a crisp little display.
Runs an emulated classic Macintosh System, Happy Mac included, on the built-in display.
No batteries, no fuss — plug into any USB-C port and the System starts in seconds.
Modeled on the 1984 original down to the beige curves and floppy slot — a desk toy with real soul.
Yes — it boots an emulated classic Macintosh System, complete with the Happy Mac, on its built-in display, and can run period-appropriate software.
Over USB-C. There's no internal battery; plug it into any USB-C source and it boots in a few seconds.
A small, carefully made catalogue — no filler, every product is something we'd carry ourselves.

CNC-aluminum Linux computer with a Raspberry Pi Compute Module. Silent, sealed, open.

Card-sized full keyboard with gyro air-mouse and white backlight. Bluetooth 5.2 or USB-C.

Solder your own 48-key keyboard in an afternoon. Open-source PCB and QMK firmware.

A 1984 Macintosh shrunk to your palm. Boots real classic Mac OS over USB-C.
A palm-sized Macintosh that really boots — the most charming desk toy a computer person can own.