We built it because we were tired of choosing between a desk and a laptop.

Triad started as two people and a 3D-printed clamp. One of us was a consultant who spent forty weeks a year in hotels; the other had spent six years designing hinges for folding hardware. The brief was narrow: three screens that fit in the bag you already carry.

The first eleven prototypes failed the same way — the clamp. Every extender we tested slid, wobbled or dropped a panel mid-meeting, because the whole category had treated the mount as an afterthought to the panel. So we spent the first year on the part nobody photographs.

We still ship one cable, no drivers and no app. If a product needs a manual to be portable, it isn’t portable. And if it doesn’t earn its place in your bag within sixty days, you send it back and we pay for the label.