The Lab
CodeHawks' micro-SaaS factory. Useful tools born from real problems. We build fast, ship often, and spin out products that stand on their own.
What is The Lab?
Real problems → Rapid prototypes → Revenue-ready products
Real problems
We only build for pains we've seen repeatedly.
Rapid prototypes
Ship fast, gather signal, iterate.
Revenue-ready
From internal tool to product with paying users.
The Lab is where CodeHawks turns painful, repeatable business problems into small, opinionated tools. Some stay internal. Some launch publicly. The best ones grow into standalone products—or get sold.
Roadmap
What's coming
Now
- Agent Checker MVP
- Email Prioritizer onboarding flows
- Lead Enricher scoring v1
Next
- Agent Checker remediation SDK
- Intake Automator template gallery
- Cohira Dash connector kit
Later
- Public APIs for all active products
- Partner program
- 3rd-party integrations marketplace
How we choose what to build
Our selection criteria
- 1The problem wastes time/money weekly.
- 2The solution can be small, opinionated, and fast.
- 3Clear line of sight to paid value in ≤90 days.
- 4Data/privacy handled responsibly from day one.
- 5Dogfood first; public release second.
FAQs
Common questions
Is The Lab a consulting service?
No—The Lab is our product factory. We do offer consulting elsewhere on the site.
Can we test products early?
Yes. Use the CTAs on each card to request beta access.
Will you build our idea?
If it fits our criteria. See "Propose an idea" below.
Do these tools store our data?
Only what's necessary to provide the service. We prioritise privacy and give clear data controls per product.
Do you sell products?
Sometimes. If a tool fits another company's future better than ours, we'll talk.
Join the build
Get build notes, release drops, and occasional rants about automation done right.
Propose an idea
Got a repeating pain? We might turn it into a product.
What to include in your pitch:
- The problem in one sentence
- How often it happens (daily/weekly/monthly)
- What you do today (workaround)
- Why a small, focused tool would help