A factory for small software, built by one person and a lot of machines.
AI has collapsed the cost of making software. The interesting unit of ambition is no longer one company, but a portfolio of small, well-made ones — each shippable in weeks, each profitable in isolation.
Cultural & meaning AI.
- Anxinshe—a Chinese metaphysics & emotional wellness companion. Daily readings, journaling, and a patient AI that speaks the language of qi, not productivity. 300k+ users · profitable
- DaoDestiny—a Bazi (Chinese astrology) reading tool with a conversational layer. Generates the full pillar chart, then lets you ask it questions.
Proof that AI makes culturally specific software economically viable. Markets a Western SaaS company would call too small are exactly the right size for a studio of one.
Camera-native games.
A library of lightweight games controlled by mouth, fingers, face, and body pose. One shared engine, one new mechanic per launch — designed for native social virality, where the gameplay itself is the marketing.
- Chomp Catch—open your mouth to catch fruit, avoid the bombs. The line's first shipped title. Fast, skill-based, one-touch.
- Engine—a camera-driven pose & gesture runtime shared across titles. New game ≈ one new mechanic, one new skin.
- In build—further mechanics under development. Blow-to-aim, two-hand finger choreography, full-body pose.
Each title ships as soon as its mechanic is fun in ten seconds. A separate masthead is in the works.
Relationships AI.
The line turning AI's capacity for patient, private, judgment-free conversation toward the place humans need it most — intimacy, attachment, and the small daily work of staying connected.
- Love Coach—an AI coach for the dating life — signals, attachment, the small daily work of staying connected. The first surface, the personalized Love Report quiz, is already live; the long-form conversational coach is in build.
The focus of 2026. The line everything else has been preparation for.
The wish-graph.
A growing dataset of unmet software demand — drawn from user wishes, search intent, app-store reviews, and niche communities. Not a product line. The input layer for what the factory builds next.
If a wish recurs, has no good answer, and is small enough to make in a quarter — it goes on the build list.
AI narrative.
Interactive fiction in three threads under scouting: Pu Songling's Liaozhai — strange tales of foxes, ghosts, and scholars; Sherlock Holmes; and an original Fourth Wing-shaped dark romantasy of our own making. Characters and worlds waiting for an interface. No products yet.
Turing Foundry is run by a single operator working with a small farm of agents and a quiet office. Educated at Cambridge and Princeton; previously at Apple and Bridgewater. The thesis is older than the studio: most things worth making are too small to interest a company, and most companies are larger than the things they actually make. The interesting work now lives in that gap.