Things you’ll probably say
Turns out I was the handyman.You, probably
Fixed my glasses. Might start charging a call-out fee.You, probably
Built the bookshelf myself. Didn’t call Dad.You, probably
For the little jobs around the house, and proving a point, mostly.
For the delulu DIYers, hot girls with hex keys and anyone who thinks calling a handyman is a bit dramatic. Because honestly, how hard can it be?






A precision electric screwdriver and steel bits, in a box cute enough to keep inside.
Launching soon. The inner circle gets first dibs.
Three speeds, a light and a little display.
One for every screw head you’ll meet.
The same kind your phone uses.
You won’t read it. That’s fine.
And the not-so-little things, like the flatpack you’ve been avoiding.
One for every screw head, sorted by shape.
Magnetic, so it stays put.
Choose a speed and go.
We started with a pretty simple thought: why are most tools intimidating, ugly, enormous or somehow all three?
We wanted the stuff you actually need around the house. Nothing industrial. Nothing that requires Gary explaining what a Phillips head is like he invented it. Just genuinely useful tools for loose screws, wonky shelves and all the little jobs that somehow keep becoming your problem.
Cute? Yes. Capable? Also yes.
Read our storyTurns out I was the handyman.You, probably
Fixed my glasses. Might start charging a call-out fee.You, probably
Built the bookshelf myself. Didn’t call Dad.You, probably
An electric precision screwdriver, a set of steel bits, a USB-C charging cable and a manual you won’t need. The bits cover Phillips, slotted, Torx, Torx security, hex, tri-wing, Pozidriv, square, U-type, triangle and pentalobe screws, plus a SIM pin.
The little jobs and the flatpack. Phones, laptops, gaming controllers, glasses, watches, drones, cameras, toys, battery covers, and the flatpack furniture you’ve been putting off.
That’s the whole idea. Three speeds, a light that shows you what you’re doing and a display that tells you the speed and battery. Pick a bit, click it in and go.
With the USB-C cable in the box, the same kind of cable most phones use now.
It’s a tool kit people actually want on display, so yes. It suits first homes, new renters, students moving out and anyone who’s been borrowing a screwdriver for years.
Yes, and shipping is free on every order.
First dibs on the Fix Kit, and 48 hours to shop before everyone else.