Is the interactive version available?

The interactive version is still in the workshop. For now, the public pages show a few of the flows and ideas we're testing.

Hubsays. Built by Brendan Davies.

Hubsays Netherlands

A small studio building playable systems.

Q: What is Hubsays?

A small studio building playable systems. We're working in public on tools, games and experiments around systems, decisions and automation. Some things are finished. Some are still on the bench.

In public
At our own pace
On the bench

A familiar gap

A pass that looks fine — until it isn’t.

Intake → Kitchen → Pass → Table. Then the omitted dependency shows up outside the model.

Without JavaScript: the intended pass is Intake → Kitchen → Pass → Table. Dishwasher sits outside the model. The run stalls when return plates have no owner.

Diagrams describe. Automations act. YardMesh explores the gap — before a system becomes a real workflow.

YardMesh · by Hubsays

Model it. Run it. See what you forgot.

YardMesh is a work-in-progress tool for exploring how systems behave before they become real workflows. We’re currently developing the interactive version privately. For now, these are a few of the flows and ideas we’re testing.

Draw Describe the intended system — people, bots, gates, ownership.
Pressure Put the system under load and watch the pass move.
Inspect See what failed, who owned it, and what was missing.

Built in public, released when it’s ready.

Ideas on the bench

Failure classes the plan usually hides.

Missing owner
Broken handoff
Unsafe bot authority
Gate nobody may legally open
Queue hidden behind a healthy-looking plan
Dependency omitted from the model

Flows we’re testing

A few plates from the notebook.

Conceptual diagrams — not the interactive build. The interactive version is still in the workshop.

Studio

A small studio building playable systems — in public, and at our own pace.

Tools, games and experiments around systems, decisions and automation. YardMesh is the flagship concept on this surface. A longer game stays quieter, on the bench.

Observation is not authority Capture can be precise. Acting still needs a responsible hand.
Released when ready Interactive builds stay in the workshop until they earn daylight.

Built by Brendan Davies · Product & Operations Builder · Meet the builder ↗

Editorial plate: raw state becomes facts and observation, then stops at an authority break before a human may act. — Facts · Observation Break · Act

Status

STATUS · IN DEVELOPMENT

ON THE BENCH · IN DEVELOPMENT

Public pages show concepts and flows we’re testing.
The interactive build is still in the workshop.
Built in public, released when it’s ready.

FAQ

Short answers.

What is Hubsays?: A small studio building playable systems — in public, and at our own pace.
What is YardMesh?: A work-in-progress tool for exploring how systems behave before they become real workflows.
Where is the interactive version?: Still in the workshop. These pages show a few of the flows and ideas we’re testing.
Who builds it?: Hubsays. Meet the builder ↗.