Research with a timebox
Epsilon Lab is EPSILON’s internal research unit: complaints are tested into ideas — with a timebox, kill criteria, and published results. Pass the test → becomes a feature or product; fail → it is stopped, reasons documented.
Three ground rules
Timebox
Every experiment has a deadline. Past the deadline without clear results → stop, not quietly extended.
Kill criteria
Before starting, the stopping conditions are already set. Criteria met → it is stopped, the reason recorded.
Published output
Results are published with a status: running, shipped, or killed. No claims before proof.
Open experiment status
Every experiment we publish is recorded here — title, status, date, and demo.
running— being testedshipped— now a feature or productkilled— stopped, reasons documentedNo experiment records have been published on this page yet. As soon as there are, the list appears right here.
From Lab to field
Experiments do not stop at the lab. What passes the test enters the existing lanes:
01Experiment
Ideas from real complaints are tested with a timebox and kill criteria.
02Product
What passes becomes a feature or a running product — today: reservasi.online.
03Services
Proven patterns go into client projects: Software, AI, IoT, and IT Consulting.
Got an idea worth testing?
If your problem fits an experiment — with a clear timebox and kill criteria — let’s talk.