An independent Product Lab.

At Bersaglio, we develop digital products and tools rooted in real problems: we build them, test them in use, and improve them based on what we learn.

TAXONOMY

The work of the Lab

Our products show how ideas take shape in use. Alongside them, tools and experiments show the full range — from early feasibility checks to systems used in everyday work.

Bersaglio products

Products across different domains, shaped by the same product approach.

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Voymora

The need

Travel details are scattered across chats, notes, bookings and maps, making the trip harder to plan and manage.

What was built

A private travel-planning interface for organizing the moving parts of an overseas trip in one place.

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Festivalio

The need

Multi-stage festival lineups make it hard to know which artists overlap and which sets are worth planning around — especially with weak connectivity on site.

What was built

An offline-first festival companion for lineups, stage maps, personal schedules, and conflict-aware planning across editions.

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Port Manager

The need

Finding which process holds a local port and safely stopping it usually means piecing together lsof and ps by hand — slow and error-prone.

What was built

A focused macOS app for inspecting and safely resolving local port conflicts.

The path from need to product

A product practice

The domain may change from one product to another, but the underlying practice remains consistent: understand the context, define the right scope, develop the product or tool, and learn from its use.

01

Understand

Establish the need, its context, and the people or systems it concerns.

02

Focus

Set the scope, constraints, and decisions that give the work its shape.

03

Build

Develop the product, tool, or prototype appropriate to the question.

04

Learn

Use evidence and observation to assess what should continue, change, or stop.

STUDIO INQUIRY

Problems worth examining

If you have an idea, feedback, a collaboration proposal, or a question around a problem worth exploring, we'd love to hear from you.

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