We design for people who quit.

This post is in English — mostly for marketing reasons. Also, we just wanted to see who stops scrolling when things suddenly aren’t in Japanese. (If you’re still reading, nice.) Both the CEO and I speak English, but we don’t use it for work. So the casual meeting will be in Japanese. - <What’s Herazika?> We’re a Japanese startup designing systems for habit formation. We believe “not being able to continue” isn’t a personal failure — it’s a structural problem. Our product supports learners who struggle to keep going. No willpower required. <Why this meeting?> We’re not hiring now. But we’re seed-stage, and things will change. If you: - resonate with our mission - don’t need a fixed role to be useful - are open to doing a bit of everything Let’s connect now — so we’re not strangers when the time comes. No resumes. No pitch. Just a casual chat.

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We’d love to meet people who: - have quit many things, but learned something every time - don’t pretend to be consistent, but want to understand how to design for it - think in systems, not in effort - are more curious than cautious - are okay with unfinished plans — as long as they’re moving - feel more comfortable building from ambiguity than following fixed instructions

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