We build and hold a handful of software and hardware projects — the kind that solve a real problem cleanly and don't need a press release to exist.
A portfolio measured in usefulness, not headcount. Each project lives on its own subdomain and earns its keep.
Tools for the garden and the greenhouse — planning, tracking, and the small automations that keep a plot honest.
In cultivationWeb apps and services built to do one thing well, run cheaply, and outlive the hype cycle they were born in.
OngoingSelf-hosted, on hardware we can touch. No landlord for our data, no surprise invoices, no mystery outages.
FoundationalEvery good idea gets a subdomain and a fair shot. If it works, it stays. If it doesn't, we learned something cheap.
Open bench“Build the smallest thing that's genuinely worth keeping.”— the entire operating manual
Fairbrook isn't hiring, raising, or selling — but we're always glad to talk shop with people who make careful things.