Products
Each product does one thing well. Built in public, priced fairly, shipped by one engineer.
Professional tennis matches rendered as 3D momentum waves — time flows point by point while a single surface swells between the two players. Breaks form cliffs, tiebreaks jagged ridges, and the match point crowns the final crest. A museum of the sport’s greatest matches, built on the Match Charting Project’s open data.
How much has your team made you suffer? FanRide turns your American football team’s history into a mountain stage you ride in 3D, then hands you a Misery Score — one number for the pain, on a scale that means the same thing for every fan base. Share it, duel a rival, settle the argument.
Type your hometown and birthdate and see every day of weather you’ve ever lived, rendered as a layered 3D sculpture — time as strata, temperature as color and elevation. Built entirely in your browser from public NOAA records; nothing personal ever leaves it.
A daily guessing game about historical American prices — “how much did a gallon of gas cost in 1987?” One puzzle a day, everyone plays the same one. Six guesses, share your result, come back tomorrow.
YouTube comment intelligence for creators who want signal, not noise. Shut down in July 2026 after a short run as an MVP — the lessons are written up in full.
More coming. Follow the changelog.