Razzo Labs is a small, independent studio building consumer mobile apps, hardware,
and the occasional invention that doesn't fit in either box. We design, build, and
ship our own products from Florida's Space Coast.
We're product people first. Every project starts with a real person, a real moment,
and the question: what would make this a little brighter?
Consumer mobile apps
Native iOS apps that respect your time and attention. Small surfaces, careful details, and a point of view about what deserves a place on your home screen.
Hardware
Physical things with a little personality: connected gadgets, desk companions, and prototypes that start on a workbench a few miles from the launch pads.
Inventions
Ideas we can't leave alone. Some become products, some become patents, and some just become good stories. We build them to find out which.
Coming soon
Brightly: Learn Stuff
Brightly is a light, stop-the-scroll learning app. Open it for a minute, learn one
genuinely interesting thing, and get on with your day a little brighter than before.
No streaks to protect, no courses to fall behind on. Just short, well-made bites of
knowledge, guided by Lumi, a friendly firefly who lights up the good parts.
Brightly is pre-launch and in active development for iPhone.
Bite-sized lessons you can finish while the coffee brews
Chops Kitchen is a home-cooking companion. It keeps the dishes your family actually
eats, what's in the pantry, and who's at the table, then helps you decide what to
cook tonight.
A kitchen copilot sets you up with starter dishes that match your skill and the
cuisines you love, writes real recipes you can cook with the gear you own, and
remembers every eater's likes, allergens, and diet. Import recipes from the web, log
what you cooked, and share a dish with one link. Chops is in early access on the
web, with iPhone next.
A living library of comfortable dishes and ones to try next
Pantry staples and techniques tracked alongside your recipes
Built for households: everyone's preferences, one shared kitchen
Razzo is Italian for rocket. The studio is based in Indialantic, a
barrier-island town on Florida's Space Coast, where launches from Cape Canaveral
rattle the windows a few times a month. The name is a nod to both halves of that:
Italian warmth and a little NASA ambition.
