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Explorations

What we're exploring.

Not every idea should become a company. Some are questions worth testing. This is a studio notebook, not a roadmap.

Exploring
Ideas being researched or investigated.
Prototyping
Concepts with actual working experiments.
Archived
Ideas intentionally paused or discontinued.
Exploring

AI and the physical world

The idea
Software that can see, understand and respond to the places people actually live in.
Why it is interesting
Most software sits behind a screen, while life happens in the physical world.
The human opportunity
Help with real places and real objects, without asking people to describe them.
Exploring

Spatial intelligence

The idea
Interfaces that understand depth, place and presence, not just flat pages.
Why it is interesting
A flat screen limits how much context we can show and share.
The human opportunity
More natural ways to explore, plan and remember spaces.
Prototyping

Personal agents

The idea
Quiet assistants that handle small, repeated tasks on a person's behalf.
Why it is interesting
The hard part is not capability, it is trust and good judgment.
The human opportunity
Give people back time and attention for what matters to them.

Early versions: proactive check-ins and reminders in Sondre.

Prototyping

Multimodal interfaces

The idea
Voice, image, gesture and context treated as equal ways to work with software.
Why it is interesting
People do not think in text boxes.
The human opportunity
Technology that is easier to use, for more people, in more moments.

Early versions: voice conversations in RootsKeeper and a voice assistant in Sondre.

Exploring

Decision simulation

The idea
Letting someone rehearse an important choice and see its shape before committing.
Why it is interesting
Big decisions are often made with little more than intuition.
The human opportunity
Clearer, calmer decisions about the things that matter.
Exploring

Self-generating software

The idea
Tools that reshape themselves around the person using them.
Why it is interesting
One-size-fits-all interfaces rarely fit anyone well.
The human opportunity
Software that adapts to people, rather than the other way around.

Some of these will stay questions. A few may become products. If one resonates with you, we'd genuinely like to hear about it. Say hello.