// the full catalog — generated from /data/products.json
Everything we shipped. 43
Games you can play, models you can watch learn, tools you'd keep open — every one with a real learned core, every one local-first and $0 by default. This list is the raw data ↗.
01 — Live Worlds
Full games and sims the studio built, deployed, and keeps revising. Walk in.
Mirror LoopA dystopian-lab RPG that learns your habits, predicts your choices, and re-orders the world to meet them.adaptive narrative · learns youplay ↗
PetriA living strategy world — civilizations rise, fight, and fall on a server-backed sim with a learned tactical layer.live sim · learned tacticsplay ↗
Esports TycoonA dry-mockumentary management sim where you run the humans, not the matches — players remember, clash, carry pressure.social memory · week to weekplay ↗
HamletA small town of LLM-driven souls who wake with secrets and grudges and improvise a soap opera that remembers.emergent · day 1 bends day 3play ↗
ParlorSocial deduction where every other player is an LLM with a hidden role; the mole lies and the deception is emergent.hidden role · emergent liesplay ↗
AlibiA jewel goes missing and three LLM suspects are in the room; question them and catch the one whose alibi cracks.interrogate · catch the liarplay ↗
02 — Watch a Machine Learn
Open a tab and watch real ML converge, live — hand-written numpy and self-play you can see think.
descentA hand-written neural net bends its decision boundary live until two tangled clouds of points come apart clean.numpy backprop · liveplay ↗
forageA pixel creature wakes up clueless in a maze and, episode by episode, learns a Q-policy until every arrow points at food.Q-learning · 5% → 100%play ↗
clusterA cinematic k-means: centroids glide to the heart of each group and hidden structure falls out of the noise — no labels.unsupervised · no labelsplay ↗
tellA model teaches itself to bluff from nothing but the rules of Kuhn poker, converging to game theory's Nash optimum.self-play → Nash · 0.0009play ↗
sigilPick winners from pairs and Sigil trains a ranker that sorts a fresh batch by what you'll love — taste as a model on disk.learned taste · ~79% vs 50%play ↗
03 — Flagship Tools
A deterministic floor, a local-LLM core, and your data never leaves the machine.
trellisA local-first tutor that maps the hidden prerequisite structure of any topic and learns how you specifically forget.living skill-graph · localplay ↗
brinkName the scary money move; a Monte Carlo rolls your next two years thousands of times to show the odds you're still standing.Monte Carlo · your numbersplay ↗
tallyPoint it at a transactions CSV: where your money went, where it's heading, and what to do — without your data leaving.local · data never leaves▶ replay
cruxA tutor that diagnoses the specific misconception behind your wrong answer and only calls it resolved once it's proven stuck.diagnoses · proves the fix▶ replay
whetA skeptical local-LLM editor that pressure-tests a markdown brief, rewrites its weakest line, and proves the improvement.pressure-tests · proves lift▶ replay
wagerA calibration journal: log a bet with your confidence, let a model spar with the case you're wrong, score your 90%s.are your 90% calls 90%?▶ replay
deltaYour whole scattered workday in one openable Today.md: what needs you, what moved, and paste-ready draft replies.one openable Today.md▶ replay
resonanceAsk a fresh idea “what have I already thought about this?” — a semantic mirror over your own notes, code, and git.semantic mirror · your GPU▶ replay
chordDrop in a week of notes or a stack of tickets and a local model names the single through-line they share, with confidence.names the through-line▶ replay
rumorGive it a URL; it reads the page against your interests and writes one opinionated paragraph in your voice — a curator.curator, not a summary▶ replay
sparkOne quirky daily writing prompt spun from three of your own interests, picked at random by your local GPU.your interests · daily▶ replay
humA quiet hourly daemon that writes one line about what you were working on, so your weekly review becomes a `cat`.weekly review = a cat▶ replay
04 — The Toolbelt
The long tail the agents dream up and ship — each does one thing well, on your GPU, for nothing.
pulseYour RSS firehose as one verdict-sentence per item, in your own voice, on your own GPU.RSS → verdicts▶ replay
driftA weekly paragraph on how your writing is quietly changing, instead of a diff you'll never read.how your writing drifts▶ replay
latticeA concept graph over a folder of markdown notes — which of your ideas are secretly connected.notes → concept graph▶ replay
trailWrap any shell command, get back a clean markdown timeline of what it actually did.command → timeline▶ replay
kindlingScans your graveyard of half-finished drafts and ranks them by closeness-to-publishable.drafts ranked to ship▶ replay
hushPipe a noisy log through it; a local model emits only the lines that actually matter, as JSON.noisy log → signal▶ replay
cipherSwaps names for Alice/Bob/Carol so you can share a private draft for review, then decodes it right back.anonymize · then restore▶ replay
phrasePipe in a rambling note, get one tight line back at or under your character budget.ramble → one tight line▶ replay
signalReads a week of commits across your repos and hands back one sharp observation about the shape of your work.a mirror, not a summary▶ replay
emberFeed it a log; a model surfaces the three moments that actually mattered, with line numbers and why.the 3 moments that mattered▶ replay
saltSingle-passphrase AES-256-GCM encryption for the files you'd rather not leave plain on disk.one passphrase · local▶ replay
indexA grep-able `ls -lR`: every file as a markdown table row with its first line.grep your filesystem▶ replay
swatchPoint it at a folder of images, get one self-contained page of dominant 5-color palettes.images → palettes▶ replay
tideWire one line into your shell and watch your terminal-uptime breathe as a tiny ASCII chart.your week, breathing▶ replay
atlasWander into any unfamiliar git repo and get a 30-second markdown briefing — no LLM needed.any repo in 30s▶ replay
orreryYour week of git activity rendered as a slow-spinning ASCII solar system, each commit a pulse.git as a solar system▶ replay
cinderPaste a meeting note; get up to three decisions and three follow-ups as strict, owner-tagged JSON.notes → decisions JSON▶ replay
tesseraPipe any photo in, get a glyph mosaic out — ASCII art with swappable character ramps.photo → glyph mosaic▶ replay
glanceOne command: everything waiting on you right now — mentions, parked PRs, your next few hours — in 25 lines.what needs you, now▶ replay
vellumType a word, get a coherent fictional world: a framed map, named nations, their feuds, and a history.a word → a whole world▶ replay