The apps shelf
A shelf for the native work: phone-sized instruments, strange maps, camera experiments, and a couple of Mac benches.
The rest of the site mostly argues about agents. This page makes the Swift and Metal work visible as artifacts you can inspect, without pretending a local build screenshot is the same thing as a public release.
These screenshots are public-safe captures from the native apps worktree. No App Store availability is claimed here; public links and review status will be added only when they are independently verified.
Status: native builds and screenshots are evidenced locally. App Store status is intentionally conservative: not claimed on this page. This shelf is the legacy view; the current home for this work is /workshop, where entries whose repos carry a verification receipt link to it and everything else says so honestly.
GhostRoutes iOS
The places you used to go, and quietly stopped. Import location history and watch a ghost map fade in.
Chromafield iOS
Up to 200,000 particles responding to touch in real time. Generative art played like an instrument.
Terroir iOS
An interactive 3D globe that maps a twelve-dimensional flavor profile to every coordinate on Earth.
Nocturne iOS
Measure local light pollution with the camera, then see your sky beside a pristine Bortle 1 reference.
Wavelength iOS
The radio spectrum around you, rendered live on a log scale from 70 MHz to 6 GHz.
Seismoscope iOS
A 1930s seismometer in your pocket. The accelerometer becomes a seismograph, cross-referenced with USGS quakes.
Calibrate iOS
A daily prediction game that measures whether your stated confidence matches how often you are right.
Redact iOS
Write without looking back. Each paragraph redacts as you move on, and reveals only when you are done.
RoomTone iOS
Scan a room with LiDAR and hear its acoustic resonance, synthesized from the standing-wave modes of the space.
Liminal iOS
Seven abstract spaces, each governed by a hidden rule, communicated through light and sound. No text, no HUD.
TideEngine iOS
An interactive tidal globe with gravitational math, NOAA and WorldTides data, and a seven-day forecast.
Also on the bench
Afterimage (iOS): point your camera at a street corner and compare the present view with an older one. It needs a real device camera for honest frames, so it is not shown above.
Cartograph (macOS): simulate a planet's geology and render it as an Age of Exploration map.
Conductor (macOS): visualize a coding agent run as an interactive node graph.