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Why we forked our party game into a horror deck

We built a voice-first workspace. Here is when voice actually wins over typing.

Building a conflict mediator on Gottman, EFT and NVC: why frameworks beat a free-form prompt

Building a 23-deck content system: what we can and cannot say about Naughty Challenges by Inithouse

Auditing a vibecoded MVP the week before launch: a walkthrough with Audit Vibe Coding by Inithouse (47 checks, scored report)

Handing a finished website to a client in one link

Why a small studio built a photo animator for family albums: the origin of Alive Photo by Inithouse

Vibecoded apps rarely fail on the clever code, they fail on the boring checks

Why we built Origin Of You after personality quizzes kept flattening people

No accounts in an 18+ card game is a product decision, not a shortcut — the privacy thesis behind Naughty Challenges by Inithouse

1,200+ custom songs and 20+ genres: what running Magical Song taught us about AI songs as gifts

We built CopyCopy because our own client handoffs kept breaking

We started auditing vibecoded apps because we kept shipping our own bugs

Origin Of You, Tarotas and Verdict Buddy: three Inithouse products that hand the decision back to you

23+ decks, 1,000+ cards, zero accounts: what we measured running Party Challenges (free 18+ browser party card game)

Why we built Watching Agents around evidence, not predictions

Voice Tables by Inithouse next to a no-code table builder: what changes when you describe the workspace out loud

We scored 50+ prompts across five AI engines: what the spread tells you about brand visibility

Watching Agents by Inithouse: what the 2026 Polymarket bans taught us about building a prediction product without money

Voice Tables by Inithouse: why field teams get a voice-first agentic AI workspace instead of a schema builder