About
Sometimes the answer is an app. Sometimes it is a website, or something else entirely. The problem decides, not the format.
I am Stacey Pettitt, and I have spent more than twenty years coordinating projects in government and private enterprise. Migrations, rollouts, the systems people actually have to use on a Monday morning. It is work where a missed detail costs somebody a week, so you learn to care about the details other people skip.
The Lab started with a suitcase. I was packing for a trip, negotiating with myself about whether the green jumpsuit was worth the space it took up, looking at a list that told me I had four tops and nothing at all about whether any of them went with the skirt. Somebody should build the other thing, I thought. What I found instead were more lists.
That is the pattern I keep running into. Not tools that are broken, tools that almost work and then stop exactly where the hard part starts. So I build the rest of it. Pack is first, because it is the one I needed most, and because one thing done properly is worth more than six things done nearly.
Organised Apps Lab started in Brisbane in 2026. The things I build tend to start the same way: with something that should have existed and did not.
I did not start with a market. I started with the person I was at 11pm the night before a flight.
Right now, that work sits across three areas. Organised Apps builds practical tools for planning and organising everyday life, beginning with Pack. Brisbane Unlocked brings events, places and things to do across Brisbane into one discovery platform. The Companion Series explores a different kind of AI, built around interests, conversation and ongoing use rather than one-off prompts.
The Lab exists because these are products I wanted to use myself. Pack began with the problem of planning what to wear and pack for a trip. Brisbane Unlocked began because Brisbane events were scattered across dozens of different places and too easy to miss. The Companion Series began with a different question: what would AI be like if it knew what you were interested in and was actually enjoyable to come back and talk to?