
eFlow
A single-line diagram editor for datacenter power. Draw the system and the power flow is simulated as you go.
Work
17 projects, 2022–2026. Some are live and free to use. Some were released and retired. Some were experiments that taught us something and stopped there. They are filed together on purpose.

A single-line diagram editor for datacenter power. Draw the system and the power flow is simulated as you go.

A photo culling tool that writes your star ratings into the files themselves, so they follow you into Lightroom.

A cooperative lateral-thinking mystery. The Oracle knows exactly what happened and will only ever answer yes, no, or irrelevant.
Spot the one icon two cards share, faster than your friends. The decks are drawn by a model from whatever you type.

Two ambient albums we made, played over a slow sky of constellations. For working, or for not working.

A hot-dog vendor with a secret ingredient. A hotel clerk who knows where the famous author eats tonight. Talk them into telling you.
A heat-load profile plotter in a single HTML file. Draw the 24-hour curve, edit the points, export the CSV.

The workshop's own front door. Built from scratch after leaving Webflow, and rebuilt this year around the projects instead of the company.

The first thing we built to learn real-time multiplayer. It still works, so it stays.

A mixed-reality workspace full of language-model agents. Ada listens, reads your paper notebook through the camera, takes screenshots, and plays word games with her colleagues.

A VR garden for kinetic sculpture. Place a few blocks with your hands, and they repeat into a spinning ring you can walk around, then print.

A guided walk through London that tells you the history of where you are standing.

Cast spells in VR by holding hand poses in sequence. Fire, earth, ice. No controllers.

You are Pac-Man, in mixed reality, on a real basketball court. You run with your feet. The ghosts get faster as you level up.
A word game where your teammate is a language model. You give the clues; it has to guess the code word, and the taboo words are off limits.

Small creatures that live at real places. You walk there, find them through the camera, and help with their puzzles. Built for the Lightship VPS Challenge.

An AR physics puzzle in your own backyard. Set the force, pick a planet's gravity, and bounce the ball into the crate exactly the right number of times.