Ask a 1987 Macintosh SE for anything. An AI-native OS, drawn in one bit over Wi-Fi.
A physics sandbox in the spirit of the legendary OE-CAKE. Paint 27 kinds of matter, set it on fire, then press rewind.
An HD-2D card action RPG with the soul of Battle Network. In Early Access on Steam.
Booth registration for a waterfront market. Vendors pick their spot on a map; staff run the season from a phone.
Form builder and multi-station check-in for live events.
Student data analytics for charter schools.
Daily scheduling for a clinical practice.
A whiteboard for caregivers, kept current by talking to it.
Social account backups, server archives, and dead websites brought back from the Wayback Machine.
Data encoded in an image’s own color.
Data stored in a photograph’s dithered grain.
A 3D file explorer you fly through. Has a space-invaders mode.
Turns a floor plan into a 3D interior you can walk through. Built with Ryan Huguenin.
A Mac menubar app that shows every listening port on your machines. Open source.
A deterministic audio codec, with a lab that runs in the browser.
Hover or tap a painting to step through its stages.
