KEYBOARD.THEONEHUB.APP
The KeyBoard
An Android keyboard for AI chats, AI agents, and terminals, with Control, Option, Command, Esc, Tab, arrow keys, one-tap slash commands, trackpad control, and Japanese input. It requests no INTERNET permission.
INDEPENDENT PRODUCT LAB
The tools we use every day and the systems we take for granted can always be looked at anew. Sons Labo is an independent product lab that traces how they came to be, re-examines them in light of the present, and turns fresh perspectives into products.
The name “Sons” reflects our commitment to nurture each product with the same care we would give our own sons, and to look after its future.
Born from questions. Shaped through use. For us, release is a beginning, not a finish line. Each product starts with a different way of looking at something familiar, then continues to evolve through real use and ongoing improvement.
KEYBOARD.THEONEHUB.APP
An Android keyboard for AI chats, AI agents, and terminals, with Control, Option, Command, Esc, Tab, arrow keys, one-tap slash commands, trackpad control, and Japanese input. It requests no INTERNET permission.
CLIPSHARE.THEONEHUB.APP
ClipShare syncs clipboard text both ways between Mac and Android over the same Wi-Fi or a private network you run yourself. No cloud or account: paired devices connect directly with TLS encryption.
CHROME WEB STORE
A Chrome extension that detects Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics, advertising tags, and social media pixels embedded in a web page, including their tag IDs.
Not every inquiry becomes a product. Even so, we begin by asking questions and testing what we find.
We keep a record of what we learn and where we hesitate: the theory and history behind products, the hypotheses we test, and the ideas we choose not to pursue. Lab Notes document the inquiry and judgment that finished products alone cannot show.
Every familiar tool carries decisions made for another time: a particular technology, social context, habit, or limitation.
We begin by understanding why those decisions once made sense. Then we ask what has changed, what still matters, and what could work differently now.
The result is not novelty for its own sake. It is a new perspective made useful — and cared for long after launch.
New does not have to start from nothing.
From question to product, every follows the same five stages.
Notice a quiet friction in something familiar.
Study the theory, history, context, and behavior behind it.
Separate the assumptions that still matter from those that no longer do.
Turn a new point of view into a product people can actually use.
Learn from real use and keep improving after launch.
We take responsibility for what comes after launch. Shipping is not the end of our work.
We listen to how a product is used, refine its experience, review its security and privacy, and communicate meaningful changes. If a product reaches the end of its useful life, we handle that ending with the same care: clear notice, reasonable time, and responsible data transition.
The name “Sons” reflects our commitment to nurture each product with the same care we would give our own sons, and to look after its future.