Yeodeol turns days
into eight honest lanes[1]

[1] Time, asset, health, speech, solve, family, luck, event — one calendar, no extra OS.

— Yeodeol

How one person feeds eight, and still finishes the day’s work.

The number is the product. Time, asset, health, speech, solve, family, luck, event. The eight lanes are not eight apps. They share one calendar. Extra lanes do not add an OS — they split the day.

Feeding eight is not only headcount. It means the eight things that belong in the day stay on this OS. Meals sit on health and asset. Speech sits with family and solve. Luck and event take the hours time actually gives them.

Yeodeol does not ship a new screen for its own sake. It lays eight honest lanes on a Seoul date. A ninth lane is usually a duplicate.

In the building

If it is not on the calendar, it is not in the day.

Haeun Cho

Money in won, time in Seoul, names in the domain they belong to.

Minjae Park

Eight is enough. A ninth is usually a duplicate.

Yuki Nakamura

The OS should be quiet. The apps can be loud.

Kenji Sato

Health is yellow. Family is white. Don’t invent a palette for a mood.

Ananya Rao

Ship the day you are in. Yesterday’s backlog stays backlog until someone asks.

Be in the room with…

People who built
the eight lanes first

Haeun Cho

Korea · Dohwa

Puts drawing and capture on the family lane.

Minjae Park

Korea · Hansang

Logs meals and groceries in won.

Yuki Nakamura

Japan · Mulsave

Sits the quiet health ticks on the calendar.

Rohan Mehta

India · Asset

Amounts in won. Never abbreviated.

Notes

Note

The day is the unit

Weeks and months are views. The truth lives on a Seoul date, in the domain that owns the block.

Studio

Come build on the eight.

No pitch deck. A day you already live is enough.

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