The workshop is open
This public catalog shows the actual development state. No order, preorder, address, payment, or bank information is collected.
Transparent catalog
Every card names what exists, what is planned, and the gate that must close before a real listing can open.
19 products shown
Book One in the Carry Crew story world: a 14-spread ages 4–6 story about curiosity, patience, and saying “we do not know yet.”
Final story approval, complete illustration set, print layout, physical proof, KDP listing, and publication approval.
A working first-season story map that grows with the Crew. These are manuscripts and concepts—not eleven finished books.
Each title needs owner approval, source lock, complete art, layout, proof, listing, and release approval.
The Ask companion. “Cushies” is a working family name until Callidora chooses the final wording.
Final model sheet, plush pattern, swatch, wash and abuse testing, age grade, CPC, cost, and fulfillment.
The joyful, comforting Keeper companion in the same controlled six-character construction family.
Approved character turnaround, swatch, sample, exact-product testing, CPC, and production receipt.
The Thread companion, designed to help stories connect without making a therapeutic claim.
Approved model, materials, sample, seam/pull/wash testing, age grade, and fulfillment.
The Scout companion for noticing, looking closer, and asking what comes next.
Approved model, plush-ready art, sample, compliance testing, cost, and listing QA.
The Shelter companion, built around comfort and care without promising treatment, sleep, or healing.
Approved character model, swatches, sample, safety tests, care instructions, and fulfillment.
The Mirror companion for reflection and naming what a child notices.
Approved model, controlled materials, sample, exact-product testing, packaging, and fulfillment.
The complete six-companion family: Callidora, Keeper, Thread, Scout, Shelter, and Mirror.
All six individual products must independently pass art, sample, compliance, cost, and fulfillment gates.
A compact carry-and-storage home shaped like the Mini Backpack—not a school bag and not available for purchase.
Character dimensions, CAD/BOM, lab scope, supplier sample, wash validation, CPC/testing, cost, and fulfillment.
A later separate product that could dock the Mini Backpack Case after real demand and use are measured.
Demand evidence plus independent fit, strap, hardware, material, labeling, testing, shipping, and claims package.
Future character-safe additions for the Mini Backpack world. No loose accessory or small-part design is approved.
Exact play value, age grade, small-parts review, product design, testing, packaging, and fulfillment.
Family prompts for noticing, naming, asking, and listening—general conversation tools, not therapy.
Final prompt set, qualified child-development review, design proof, print sample, and fulfillment.
A refined lapel pin direction built from the crest with a violet field, lime accent, and polished dark-metal edge.
Locked vector art, dimensions, material certificate, strike-off/sample, safety review, cost, and fulfillment.
The translucent-blue Mini Backpack with violet depth, a lime zipper pull, and one small cosmic point.
Locked vector art, supplier proof, plating/material verification, sample, cost, and fulfillment.
An adult tactile reminder with a braided Peruvian-inspired direction and no medical or healing claim.
Cultural and design review, exact materials, sizing, sample, skin-contact verification, cost, and fulfillment.
A smooth adult cuff concept with rounded edges and a restrained Callidora’s Voice mark.
Geometry, verified material, sample, skin-contact and wear review, cost, packaging, and fulfillment.
A one-piece child cuff idea with no magnets, stones, charms, detachable pieces, sharp ends, or health claims.
Lab-informed safety specification, prototype, exact-SKU tests, CPC, tracking label, guardian instructions, and fulfillment.
A silent warm bedside-glow concept with no app, mic, Wi‑Fi, Bluetooth, RGB, strobe, or sleep claim.
Industrial/electrical design, prototype, battery/thermal/drop/material tests, exact-model reports, tooling, and fulfillment.
Apparel planning studio
These bounded options prepare a future provider-safe SKU. Final colors, sizes, garments, print zones, price, and availability remain unverified.
The next gate is a provider-backed garment and print-zone match, physical sample approval, verified fulfillment, policies, processor, and payout test. Nothing was added to a cart.
How a real order will work
Planned channels are KDP for finished books, a verified print-on-demand route for proven apparel, and a future direct shop after processor and payout testing. A marketplace badge is not proof that a product is ready.
