Things we built to learn something.

A focus timer with a heavier sense of finitude. Instead of a Pomodoro count, the screen shows roughly how many productive hours you have left in your statistical lifetime. Built to make us feel a little uncomfortable about how we spend afternoons.

First Unity app shipped under the studio. A loopable rain soundscape with a procedural visual layer. Mostly an excuse to learn Unity's animation pipeline.

Second Unity app. Shaders and particle systems doing satisfying things: fluids, paint, kinetic sand. A study in what 'tactile' looks like when there's no actual tactile feedback.

Endless runner where your voice is the controller. Hum to jump, shout to dash. The mechanic worked; the audio-input UX never quite did. Shelved for the right insight.

The on-device vision pipeline that became Ledgerly. Started as 'can we do this on a phone' and turned into something we'd actually use.