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I’ve been building a personal desktop app called Makora. It brings together image creation, writing, coding, music and AI assistants, with one idea at its centre: using different AI models should be straightforward. There are so many interesting models available now. Some are useful for coding, others have a particular visual style, and others can […]
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Agent activity usually lives in chat windows, logs and endless “working…” indicators. This project takes a different route: a desktop app that turns an AI team’s work into a living subway map. Each agent becomes a coloured circle with initials. Routes start together at a central dispatch station, then branch out as work happens. Tool […]
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I’ve started a new creative project called Seven Days of Silence. The idea is deliberately simple: seven days of nothing, followed by one brief transmission. For twenty-four hours, something appears. It might be a fragment of writing, an image, a recording, a story, an experiment, or something that doesn’t have a name yet. After those […]
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If you use AI for ongoing projects, you probably know the routine. You open a new conversation and start explaining everything again: what you’re working on, who it’s for, how it should sound, what has already been decided and what you want to avoid. Some of that information is in an old chat. Some of […]
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It started with a fairly simple idea: build a Mac app I could use to generate images. Something that worked the way I wanted it to, with my favourite tools and styles in one place. Imagination Engine was born. Draw Things was a big part of the inspiration. I wanted to take the things I […]
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AI is supposed to be the thing that lets us build almost anything, as long as we have the right idea. But what happens when you don’t have the right idea? What if you just keep building random stuff because you can? Is that a waste of money, or do you learn something along the […]
