The Wealth Gap Is Not A Crack In The System. It Is The System.
There is a particular kind of math that only works if you don't look at it too closely. The kind where a 2% salary increase and an 11% rent increase and a 14% grocery bill increase are presented as separate facts rather than as a single coordinated sentence. The kind where the stock market hitting record highs is good news presented to people who do not own stocks.
DOMO's Cuff was not designed in the secret laboratory. It was designed by centuries of economic policy, inheritance law, compound interest, and the quiet agreement between people who have always had the key that they would not discuss the key with people who have never had it.
The cuff keeps the bottom productive. The key keeps the top comfortable. They have never once been confused about which one they're holding. You were born on the wrong side of that sentence and the economy is working exactly as intended. The cuff is not a punishment. It is infrastructure.
We made it small. We put it on a desk. We priced it at ₹111, which is approximately the amount by which your real purchasing power declined this year while someone else's portfolio grew by ₹1,110,000. We thought that was a fair price for an object that asks one question.
The question is not "why are you poor." The question is "who decided that this is what the math looks like, and why did you let them keep the key."