Labs · Extrafemi

Small ideas.
Their own sites.

A collection of standalone experiments — thinking tools, adversarial AI, decision journals. Each one earned its own home the day it stopped being a demo.

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Labs live in the wild right now, each on its own domain
Solo
Every lab shipped by one person — writing, code, design, hosting
Free
No accounts, no paywalls. Some of them may never charge
The workbench, not the storefront

Ideas ship when they're ready.

Labs is where an idea goes when it deserves more than a Notion doc but not yet a company. Once it earns its keep, it gets a name, a site, and a permanent home here.

IIInvestors & partners · A decade of backers

Backed by the desk,
and by people we're proud to name.

Labs graduate from the notebook thanks to institutional support and thoughtful individuals. Wakafire raised over $30,000 across three backers, including the Tony Elumelu Foundation. Find A Mech was picked into the ITU Seed Accelerator 2022 cohort. If you fund early-stage software, back African founders, or want to underwrite a lab from prototype to product — the desk is open.

Backer
Tony Elumelu Foundation
Wakafire · Class of 2016
Backer
ITU Seed Accelerator
Find A Mech · 2022 Cohort
Backer
Google for Startups
Cloud & tooling
Backer
Meta Business
Distribution & training
How Labs are picked

Three rules,
quietly enforced.

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One idea per site

If it doesn't deserve its own domain, it doesn't leave the notebook. Labs are focused — never mega-suites.

02

Ship or shelve

Every lab reaches a version that works, or gets archived honestly. No perpetual betas.

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Public by default

Free to try, no sign-up wall unless the tool genuinely needs one. Curiosity should be cheap.

"A prototype is a promise. A prototype with its own URL is a product."
Notes from the workbench
More on the bench

The next lab ships when it's ready.

Drop your email and we'll tell you the day it goes live. No roadmap, no newsletter — one note per launch.