Before Binny had a name, it was a script one person wrote to stop losing things in a kitchen drawer. Measure the drawer, make some dividers, done — except every drawer is a slightly different size, and every drawer holds something different.
So the script grew a brain. Binny is what happens when you can just describe a drawer instead of designing one: what's going in it, how big the space is, what it should look like — and watch it come together in 3D before anything gets made.
Every bin still gets made and shipped by hand, one drawer at a time. It's not a factory. It's the same fix that worked on that first kitchen drawer, just easier to ask for now.