PP—001 / LIVEDROPS · MONTHLY

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Plug.

Your digital plug for tiny fixes that make modern life feel slightly less ridiculous.

now plugging:parking signs that read like riddles.group chats that forget who's coming.typing with two index fingers.every tiny modern friction.the small stuff nobody fixed yet.parking signs that read like riddles.
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PP — 001 / First Drop

Curb IQ

Decoding the city, one nonsense parking sign at a time.

Public BetaUrban survival utility

Point your phone at a sign. Get a straight answer. Curb IQ reads the stack of confusing rules taped to a single pole and tells you what you actually need to know — in plain English.

  • ·Built for curbside confusion and bureaucratic signage.
  • ·Tuned for dense cities. LA, NYC, SF — and rapidly expanding.
  • ·Not legal advice. Just a faster brain.
9:41curb.iq
LA mode active

"No parking, tow-away, except holidays, 8am–6pm."

Translation:
you've got 12 minutes. Maybe.

sign complexity: high · 4 conditions detected
68%
legal · for now

On the way

More useful little things,
loading.

Next upPP—002

group coordination

RollCall

For organizing teams and crews without turning the group chat into a crime scene. Yes/no, in/out, who's late — at a glance.

currently building
skill utilityPP—003

Type Lab

A typing trainer for people who type with two index fingers and a prayer.

plugging soon
open slotPP—00X

The Next Annoyance

Got a tiny everyday problem worth fixing? Pocket Plug is listening.

plugging soon

A note from the studio

Tiny fixes
for modern life.

Pocket Plug builds small, useful apps for the annoying little problems people keep working around instead of solving.

Some drops are practical. Some are oddly specific. Some start as jokes and become useful anyway.

The internet has enough bloated software already. Pocket Plug is about tiny fixes that make modern life feel slightly less ridiculous.

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Got a problem worth plugging?

Pocket Plug is always watching the internet for tiny frustrations, broken workflows, chaotic group chats, and city-life nonsense that deserves a better way.

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