The Bird family: five products from one studio

Five products, one family. BankBird, FactBird, ClockBird, CarteBird and NestBird are products of my own. They share a name, a visual language and above all a starting point: software that does one thing well, without needing a manual.

Each product runs on its own domain, has its own colour and its own audience. What binds them is that they all start with something I found too cumbersome myself.

BankBird · Finally a grip on your money. Import your bank statements, have transactions categorised automatically and see where your money goes. Built for anyone doing their own bookkeeping who has no appetite for a spreadsheet that stalls after two months. BankBird is the only product already live and running with users.

FactBird · Sending invoices without the hassle. Create an invoice, send it, track whether it has been paid. That is it. Not an accounting suite with three hundred buttons, but the part you actually use every month. For freelancers and small businesses who see invoicing as a side task, not a profession. Status: in development.

ClockBird · Clock in, clock out, done. Time tracking you handle in two taps. Per project, per client, per day, and at the end of the month an overview you can push straight into an invoice. Meant for teams and freelancers who currently keep their hours in their head or on a notepad. Status: in development.

CarteBird · A digital menu for hospitality. Your menu online, current, without a reprint. Price changed, dish sold out or a seasonal menu added: you adjust it and it is live. For restaurants, cafes and lunchrooms that change their menu more often than their printer appreciates. Status: in development.

NestBird · A place of your own on the web. Pick a template, drop your blocks in, fill in your text and publish. No builder, no agency, not a single line of code. For entrepreneurs and makers who need a simple site and do not want it to turn into a project. Status: in development.

Why birds? Because the products are family and that should be visible. Anyone using BankBird recognises FactBird within a minute: the same structure, the same logic, the same calm. That is not a marketing trick but a build decision. Everything runs on the same foundation, so whatever I solve in one product lands in the other four.

The whole family is on the products page, with screenshots, features and the current status per product.