StudioPod

A room in the backyard. You decide what it's for. Office at noon, home gym at six, a room of your own at midnight.

It comes empty on purpose. Roll in a rack and it's a gym, hang a backdrop and it's a studio, drop a bed and it's a guest room. The same floor, a different life each time. You bring what it becomes.

Hinged windows you can actually open, sealed and quiet when you want calm, opened up for air when you don't.

Six layers of insulation, wrapped in metal siding. Loud when you want it. Calls, music, a gaming night, and the house never hears it. Warm in winter, cool in summer, quiet year-round.

Below the permit threshold in most US cities. Skip the paperwork and the wait. Your room is up and standing in days.

Set up on grass, gravel, or concrete without a slab or excavation. Adjustable feet level out slopes and support the pod plus additional weight capacity.

One cable powers everything, hidden inside the walls. Plug it in and the room's ready.

Skip running a line to the house. Four 460W panels and a 10.2 kWh battery make StudioPod its own power source. When the grid goes down, the room stays up. Up to 8 kWh a day from the roof.

Enough to run the room all day — lights, air, and an A/C under the 3,000W limit. The battery carries you into the evening, then tops back up on 6+ hours of sun. Enough to run the room all day — lights, air, and an A/C under the 3,000W limit. The battery carries you into the evening, then tops back up on 6+ hours of sun.

The backyard is the biggest dead space in the US. 40M+ acres, producing nothing. We thought we were building a backyard office. You showed us the bigger idea: one more room — to work, build, create, recover, start companies. The backyard is where we started. Not where it ends.