Spring 2027
Crashing Out of Work
c/o your inbox
A weekly letter on AI-attributed layoffs and burnout: who cut what, who blamed the machine for it, and what the people on the other end did next. A monthly data release you can cite.
A guided journal for the week your job, your feed and your rent all went sideways at once. 120 prompts, a log for every crashout, and pages you are allowed to tear out.
$16.99 · Preorders open November 15 · Ships December 1, 2026
What we believe
Work, money and technology changed faster than anyone could adjust. Feeling it is the sane response.
Layoffs blamed on AI, rent, a reorg nobody explained. Saying exactly what happened takes some of its power away.
The rant is allowed. It just goes on paper before it goes in the group chat, the inbox or the meeting.
Laughing about it is not the same as not caring. Sometimes it is how you get through the week.
No machine can replace the friend who texts back. Find yours, and be one.
The first thing we're making
Most journals ask how you're feeling. This one also asks what happened, who did it and what you're about to do about it. Then it gives you somewhere to put that before it costs you anything.
Prompt 001Try one
What are you about to do? Write it here first.
c/o you
Re: preorders open November 15
What's next
Each one ships to its waitlist first. Join the ones you'd actually use; the lists decide what we build next.
Spring 2027
c/o your inbox
A weekly letter on AI-attributed layoffs and burnout: who cut what, who blamed the machine for it, and what the people on the other end did next. A monthly data release you can cite.
Summer 2027
c/o your phone
The Journal's log in your pocket. One tap to log a crashout, the trigger and a 1 to 10. Days since your last one. Export it all to your Journal's log pages.
Holiday 2027
c/o someone who needs it
The Journal, a deck of ten-minute resets and a few small comforts, in a box you can send to a friend who is one email away.
Los Angeles, 2027
c/o your night out
Phones go into pouches at the door. One live set, one prompt, one room of people who get it. Los Angeles first.
Later
c/o your closet
Drop 001 and Drop 002 are off the shelf while the Journal goes first. Apparel comes back as occasional drops for the list.
c/o your inbox
A short letter every Sunday with one prompt from the Journal, one thing worth knowing about work and AI that week, and first word on everything in the roadmap. No sponsors. Leave whenever.
c/o you, mostly
Sundays · free
We never sell your email. Privacy
Questions
In everyday slang, crashing out is losing your composure when the pressure finally beats what you can hold. A rant, a meltdown, a send-all reply. We think a lot of people are closer to it than they let on, because work, money and technology changed faster than anyone could adjust.
A guided paperback journal with one premise: write it down before you act on it. It has 120 prompts in five sections, a Crashout Log for tracking what set you off and what you did instead, and tear-out pages for the things that should not be kept.
Preorders open November 15, 2026, and the Journal ships December 1, 2026. Leave your email above and we will tell you the moment preorders open. Signed copies are sold only on this site.
No. It is a journal with a sense of humor, not medical or mental-health care, and it does not diagnose or treat anything. If you are struggling, talk to someone you trust or a professional. If you are in crisis in the US, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, any time.
Drop 001 and Drop 002 are off the shelf while the Journal goes first. The clothes come back as occasional drops for people on the list. Join the apparel waitlist in the roadmap and you will see them first.
An independent label founded in 2025. No venture capital and no corporate sponsors. It is funded by the people who buy what it makes.
Crashing Out. It also reads "care of", the line on an envelope that says who is looking after the post. That is the job.