New tools are easier to understand when you build with them. I use this space to test an idea, work through the details, and find out what is useful enough to keep.
Try the interfaces and explore what each experiment is testing. This site is part of the experiment too.
A trial of Scroll Craft on this website: restrained motion and a “Follow the signal” interaction connecting books, music, and meals to three real builds. The test is whether interaction helps explain the work while the page stays readable without it.
Try Follow the signalAn experiment in making professional evidence useful to an AI assistant. One shared profile supplies a readable page, plain text, structured data, and an optional read-only MCP. You can inspect the whole brief before trying it with your own assistant.
Read the public AI profileSome experiments involve personal data. Their case studies explain the design while the tools themselves stay private.
Upgrade Yourself is a private personal research tool for organising wellbeing notes, wearable inputs, and research sources. The public case study describes its design and privacy boundaries. It is not a health service, a clinical record, or medical advice.
Read the private-prototype case studyThe work section brings together delivered projects, live products, and the decisions behind them, from voice AI to music and nutrition.
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