CoolPad
A cooling pad in 2026. Boring category, surprisingly sharp unit economics.
A club for curious minds · Singapore → everywhere
Physical AI and new hardware, looked at the way founders look at it: who it's for, whether the business works, what we'd build differently. Then we meet up in Singapore and argue about it over coffee.
A cooling pad in 2026. Boring category, surprisingly sharp unit economics.
One key that does one thing. We tried to work out the market for it.
A tiny always-on assistant. Great hardware, but is it a product or a feature?
Home robot, premium price. Who buys this, and is there a business under the demo?
Nothing in this category yet. Tell us what to look at.
Two founders exploring physical AI — robots, companions, wearables, weird little devices — with a market-research lens, not a review score. Room for different opinions, unfinished ideas, and a little nerdy merch.
We get the device, live with it, and tell you what it actually does. No scores, no affiliate links.
Who is this for, do the unit economics work, and would we start this company? The questions a builder asks.
Trivia nights and living-room-sized gatherings in Singapore. Think game night, not panel discussion.
Member numbers, sticker sheets, and people who reply to the newsletter with better questions.
Small, relaxed gatherings in Singapore: trivia nights, show-and-tell, the occasional argument about a gadget. Bring a friend and an opinion.
Members get a numbered card, a weekly note on physical AI and new hardware, read through a founder's eyes, first dibs on meetup seats, and a say in what we look at next. Free, always.
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