Dasasian is an independent software studio.
We build software we want to exist — some of it for ourselves, some of it for other people — and we keep working on it long after it technically works.
The work
- 01 Slingers A gravity-slingshot game about flying between worlds. Hand-authored chapters, no economy, no grind — the only thing a run pays is the next page of the pilot’s log.
- 02 LeafCharge Schedules EV charging to finish right before you leave, at the slowest rate that still gets you there. Easier on the battery, and you never have to sit in the car to read the dash.
- 03 gdocs-mcp An MCP server that lets an AI agent treat a Google Doc like a local file — edit it by content rather than by index, and read tracked changes as diffs it can act on. Open source.
The outcome is the deliverable.
We keep roadmaps and we ship to dates, the same as anyone. What differs is where we put the finish line. A milestone closed on time and a thing done well are not the same measurement, and only one of them still matters a year later.
That shows up in places nobody will ever look, and sometimes it means undoing work that was already finished. Slingers had a whole economy designed into it — credits, upgrades, things to buy — and we deleted all of it, because the game turned out better when the only reward was the next page of the story. LeafCharge learns what your charger actually does instead of trusting the number printed on it. gdocs-mcp documents what it cannot do, thoroughly, rather than letting you find out later.
Some of what we build is small. Some of what is coming is not. The scale changes; the standard does not.