Mad Max Labs is a two-person software and growth studio. We build intelligent apps that respect the people using them, then bring the same care to a short list of client engagements.
Came up through Android, picked up Unity for a handful of small games and ASMR experiments, and shipped enough modern web work to feel at home there too. Falcon also leads the client side of the practice: SEO, paid search, and web builds. The client work funds the products.
Spends more time on whether we should build something than whether we can. Sid is the second pair of eyes on every decision and the reason there is a “we” on every page of this site instead of an “I.”
The first apps shipped under the name. The studio was still a label for work Falcon could not justify under agency hours: things worth building that did not have a client.
Sid joined as a co-collaborator. The work since has been smaller and slower than what either would ship alone. That is the point.
Status comes from the same product registry the rest of the site reads.
All productsA daily planner where focus, care and small pieces of work bring a village to life. Correct the record without losing earned rewards.
Import a Counter-Strike 2 demo, inspect the moments around a death and keep a useful takeaway. Match analysis runs on the phone.
Reads your bank SMS, tells you which card to swipe, and counts the cashback you are missing. All on-device.
Where every satellite, planet and launch is right now, and what you can see from where you are standing.
An encrypted photo vault that never leaves the phone: decoy vaults, a working calculator disguise, built for iPhone Duo.
A Chrome side panel that compares the HTML your server sends with the page Chrome builds, reads crawler policy from the official record, and keeps every scan on your device.
Let shoppers fill a box with any mix of your products, where the more they add, the less each one costs.
Structured cooking instruction, one step on screen at a time. Built for Falcon's dad.
Built on our timeline, with a bias toward on-device intelligence, local-first data, and bring-your-own-key economics.
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A small practice for SEO, Google Ads, social systems, and web and AI builds. The bar is the same as it is for our products: the work has to be worth building well.
See the practiceTwo people can keep the product, the promise, and the tradeoffs in the same conversation.
On-device and local-first approaches are the default when the product handles sensitive information.
The useful lessons belong in the dispatches and the Build Log, not only in our heads.