The smallest movement changes the world.
We pick one small friction, and remove it precisely.
Why gentilX
What wears a day down isn't some big event; it's the small frictions you snag on, in the same spot, every time.
Each one is trivial. But because they repeat daily, removing just one changes the grain of the day. That's where gentilX started.
We don't build grand things. One at a time, we start only when the problem is clear, and once we do, we keep refining until it's used every day.
What we believe
Small is the strongest
The world doesn't change on grand declarations. It changes when one small daily friction disappears. We look at how sharp the friction is, not how big the market sounds. If it's vague, we drop it.
Smallest, fastest
Before a perfect plan, we put out the smallest thing that actually runs. A demo isn't a boast; it's a question. The real answer comes from the hands that use it.
We build in the open
We don't hide what's live and what's still being built. Every page states its status and date as they are. We don't write a single made-up number. Small truths, stacked, become trust.
What we make — small changes already in motion
PuzzLoader 퍼즐로더
For a courier running hundreds of parcels a day, which slot holds what lives only in the head. A few seconds slip away at every stop, and now and then it becomes a misdelivery.
PuzzLoader binds the cargo rack and the app into one. It shows in real time which slot holds what, and once a delivery is done it stays on record as proof. It works even where there's no signal.
Get in touch →WorryBox 걱정서랍
At night a worry swells past its real size, and instant comfort can swell it further. Yet most of what we dread never actually happens.
Seal a worry away at night, and its answer is held back on purpose for 6 to 18 hours. The next morning, a rested, clearer head meets the same worry again. Answering late — that's the whole point.
Notify me at launch →Nalbyeorak 날벼락
Right before OPIc, TOEIC, or TOEIC Speaking, the three to five minutes in your hand usually just scatter. Too short to open a textbook, too precious to let go.
Nalbyeorak is built for exactly those three to five minutes. With flashcards and spaced repetition, it brings back the expressions that pay off most, right before you walk in.
Try it → (opens in a new tab)One small thing changes someone's day, and those days, together, change the world.
Two are running now — one in the field, one at the exam-room door. The last is coming soon. We're not stopping here.
Got a small thing worth changing the world with?
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