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A Scottish designer, based in Germany for 16 years, with 25 years of experience in design and technology — but the work goes beyond aesthetics. Design is about connection, understanding what drives people, what they care about, and turning their stories into something meaningful. After all, what is design without meaning? As a founder of 1042 Studio, it was grown into a €1.5M business — built on impactful digital product design work that creates real value for people and communities, while fostering strong client relationships. For those seeking a designer who invests in relationships and delivers work with purpose, let’s create something that truly matters.
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Midlife Engineering Launched Today!
Hey, Product Hunters!
Ever feel like your brain is running an outdated operating system? Midlife Engineering is here to help no software updates required.
Here's the launch link.
What is it?
A playful, sound therapy tool that lets you craft ambient soundscapes to relieve stress, sharpen focus, and spark creativity. Think of it as yoga for your ears, minus the awkward stretching.
Why try it?
- De-stress instantly Ambient sounds lower cortisol, reducing anxiety and promoting relaxation.
- Sharpen your mind Creating soundscapes enhances neuroplasticity, keeping your brain adaptable and engaged.
- Enter a flow state Rhythmic audio patterns improve dopamine regulation, making focus easier.
- Sleep better Low-frequency sounds slow brainwaves, helping you fall asleep faster.
Backed by science
Studies show that ambient soundscapes improve cognitive function, reduce sensory overload, and enhance focus, especially for neurodivergent individuals. Whether you re managing ADHD, anxiety, depression or just need to drown out distractions, sound therapy can work wonders.
Midlife (or any life) crisis? Try Midlife Engineering. It s like therapy without the talking and way cheaper than a motorcycle.
Best viewed on Desktop and with headphones.
We d love your feedback! Let us know not just what you think, but how it makes you feel (the most important part) afterwards. This helps me make it even better.