A boutique design practice shaping brands, interfaces and film — precise as paper, folded with intent.
View My Work →A camera that finds, slides that flip, flowers that bloom — no controller, no cursor.
Name a thing — keys, wallet, remote — and the camera hunts for it, on your device. When it cannot see the thing, it says so.
Open seek →

Tilt a hand to flip slides, pinch to start. Brain mode turns notes into a graph you sculpt mid-air. Hand tracking stays on the machine.
Open Presentation →
Upload photos, pick an effect, watch it come alive — ring, wheel, kaleidoscope, vortex and six more. Real controls, video export up to 8K, an embeddable snippet. Free demo, $12/mo Pro.
Open Framewaltz →A working jumping-hour dial after Franck Muller's Crazy Hours — twelve numerals scattered five strides apart, the hand leaping 150° on the hour. It still tells perfect time. Click the dial for the full colour study.
Open Crazy Hours →METAR, TAF, SIGMET and AIRMET in one operational console — live from NOAA, refreshed every few minutes, read at a glance before you file. Type an ICAO code, see the sky.
Open Weather →
Some pieces ask for a webcam — everything runs in the browser, and no video leaves it.