A chronological archive of products, systems, and interface studies — newest first, scroll back through time.
July — August 2026
02A Mac menu bar inbox for chat screenshots you review before anything lands in your archive
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Dropdock begins at the moment a conversation screenshot becomes worth retaining. The drop target gives that loose material a deliberate place to go.
The running app exposes a pinned drop target and screenshot-to-transcript workflow.
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The intermediate state matters. A pending record can be checked before it becomes part of a durable archive, so capture never reads as accidental publication.
The app has a visible reviewed pending state and transcript disclosure.
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The public story is the workflow, not anyone’s conversation. The interface makes provenance and acceptance the thing to notice.
This gallery intentionally omits job and conversation content.
July — September 2026
04An iPhone workout log you type like Notes, but it still turns your lines into sets and training days
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Setnote treats a workout like an Apple Notes page instead of a chat. The form is quick enough for the session and structured enough to become useful later.
The source has a SwiftUI Today surface with inline workout capture.
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Day paging and completed-workout bands let the record read as a continuous log, rather than splitting the same effort across a series of isolated forms.
The shipped surface includes day paging and completed-workout bands.
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Transitions support the log but do not make it precious. The implementation keeps a reduced-motion path as part of the actual interaction contract.
The source surface includes reduced-motion-aware transitions; a current device capture will replace this study.
May — September 2026
06The shared grid, type, and motion I reuse so my sites and apps feel related without copying the same page
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N2 moves the interface decisions that were repeating across products into an owned library: navigation, grids, text, motion, and data surfaces.
The package exports N2 primitives, cards, visualizations, layouts, navigation, and tokens.
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The system’s ten-column grid, warm canvas, and restrained blue accent make related work feel like one language without flattening each project into the same page.
The portfolio system establishes the 10-column / 4-column grid, 1.125rem gap, and #0a0a0a canvas.
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The library is a contract for movement too: selection, hierarchy, and state change are specified so an interaction remains legible when it leaves the original project.
N2’s production gate passed typecheck, ESLint, and ESM/DTS build on the M2 readiness run.
April 2026 — ongoing
03One Mac screen for your calendar, tasks, health, and people so the next move fits the rest of today
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Octa keeps the parts of a day that usually drift apart in one context: tasks, calendar, health, and the people who make the schedule real.
The system has active desktop, mobile-widget, and screen components across these life domains.
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The interface is not a dashboard of disconnected numbers. Its job is to make the next useful decision feel situated in the rest of the day.
The product is built around a native dashboard and a life-context model rather than one isolated tracker.
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This is a system-level reading, deliberately free of personal reminders, health entries, or calendar contents.
Public evidence is constrained to product structure and non-private interface behavior.
March — September 2026
05Turns a Peloton export into ride charts that show the power math behind each session, not just totals
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The project turns downloaded workout history into an interface you can revisit. It does not make the raw export the final experience.
The codebase includes a workout-download path and a React dashboard for workout data.
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A physics engine turns resistance and cadence into power curves, efficiency metrics, and training zones—keeping the actual transformation part of the product story.
The project documents a processing engine, power-duration curve, distribution, and detailed metric components.
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This build is source-installed but not portrayed as a live public dashboard. It needs its local Supabase public configuration before a fresh run can render.
The M2 readiness run reached the missing local public Supabase configuration boundary without fabricating credentials.
February — September 2026
01An iPhone dream journal built as a book you flip through, with a page curl instead of another feed
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Dream Journal starts as a book instead of a feed. The shape makes the ritual legible before any instruction has to explain it.
The source surface contains an open-book journal and an accessible calendar jump control.
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A Skia page curl turns navigation into a physical action. It is less about decoration than making a dated entry feel like somewhere you can return to.
The source interaction uses a real page-curl gesture rather than a static card transition.
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This is intentionally an interface study, not a screenshot claim. A current device recording replaces this stage when it is captured.
A representative public device capture has not yet been verified.