About

Desk organizers that just click.

A modular system of modules that snap together on one grid, so your desk fits the way you work, and changes when you do.

What we do

A system, not a set of boxes.

Patented design

Start with a few and add more as you grow.

Design your exact desk in 3D with Build Your Own before you buy.

Design language

Six rules every module follows.

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One grid

Every straight edge is 81 mm long, so any module connects to any other.

02

The click

Magnets in every base pull modules together and line them up. No clips, no tools.

03

Two tones

A base, and an overlay on top. Choose the height that fits:

Short22 mm
Medium52 mm
Tall102 mm
  • ShortLow trays for clips, cards and small things.
  • MediumContainers for notes, chargers and tools.
  • TallTowers for pens, scissors and rulers.
04

Four shapes

Every shape is derived from the Block. Block: one grid square. Brick: two blocks long. Wedge: a block with one corner fully rounded into a quarter circle. Slice: an eighth of a circle.

05

Color, considered

Four color pairs, each chosen to sit well on any desk. Pick one:

Deep Tide
06

Made to last

3D printed in glass-fiber-reinforced, high-temperature polymer with a matte, lightly textured finish, made for everyday use.

Who's behind it

An invention company, and its inventor.

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Granted patents, by our founder
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Mind Moto, LLC

Parent company

snap moto is a product of Mind Moto, LLC, an invention company. mind moto develops inventive solutions, secures the intellectual property behind them, and works with partners to bring them to market. snap moto is one of those inventions, made into a product of its own.

Kas Kasravi

Kas Kasravi

Founder & Inventor, mind moto

Kas founded mind moto to pursue his passion for creating new markets through invention. He holds over 30 granted patents and degrees in engineering and law, served as an HP Fellow at Hewlett Packard, and is a clinical professor of engineering at the University of Michigan–Dearborn, where he teaches human-centered engineering and product development. snap moto brings that background to the desk: a simple, carefully engineered system designed around the way people actually work.

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