Meta Ray-Ban Display
- Inputs
- Gaze · Voice · Micro-gesture
- Output
- Lens overlay · Bone-conduction audio
The first consumer surface where attention is the unit of cost. We build companion apps that respect the gram and the second.
The lab is the part of the studio that buys its own time. A specification, a reading list, an open invitation. These are the artifacts. We are honest about which surfaces we have shipped and which we are ready to ship for the first time. The currency of an institution is its preparation, not its pretence.
We have not yet shipped client work on Ray-Ban Display, Vision Pro, Quest, or Wear OS. What we have are written specifications, a public reading log, and slots reserved for first commissions. The page below is structured around that distinction.
§ 01 Surfaces
Every few years a new surface joins the room a business must consider. We build for them ahead of demand, so when a client decides to invest, the team has already shipped something.
The first consumer surface where attention is the unit of cost. We build companion apps that respect the gram and the second.
The high-end of spatial computing. We build the editorial layer. Documents, archives, dashboards. For the firms who will fund the next decade.
Where developer access is widest and the WebXR pipeline is most mature. Our prototyping workshop.
The companion surface. Every glasses-class device needs a wrist. We build the bridges that make the watch the controller.
The interface without a screen. On-device LLM ranking that respects the battery, the privacy, and the silence.
§ 02 Briefs in commission
Each brief is a fully specified 4-8 week build with architecture, stack, deliverables, and a price set privately with the first commissioning client. The first commission on each surface receives a 30% pilot discount, and the right to be named.
Long-form articles streamed to the lens sentence-by-sentence. An on-device LLM ranks which paragraphs deserve eye time and which can be skimmed at glance speed. The thesis: a New Yorker piece read in twenty minutes while walking. Brief is 12 pages, architecture diagrammed, latency budget set.
A three-dimensional archive browser. Documents float in the room, sorted by recency on one axis and by attention on another. Pick one up, set it down. The shelf remembers. Brief targets law firms, family offices, and architecture practices first.
The wrist as a controller for the lens. Three taps to dismiss a notification on the glasses, a long-press to mark a paragraph for later. The watch becomes a quiet way to drive the device on your face. Pairs cleanly with the reader above.
An LLM agent that monitors public RFPs across three jurisdictions, drafts a first response in your voice, and posts it for human approval. The only entry on this page we have actually built. For ourselves, and the one we are most ready to productise.
§ 03 Field notes
Preparation is the visible currency of an institution. Below is the public reading log we keep on each surface. Official documentation, conference sessions, research papers, and granted patents. None of it is shipped client work. All of it is real preparation.
Meta Ray-Ban Display
Apple Vision Pro
Meta Quest / WebXR
Web applications · 2026 frontier
AI agents · MCP · multi-agent
WhatsApp infrastructure
Cloud, data, infrastructure
Cross-platform research
§ 05 Open problems
Problems we have not yet solved, listed so that the solving is in public. If one of these is the question your business is also asking, we should probably talk.
On-device LLM ranking that doesn't burn the battery before lunch.
Privacy-preserving capture on always-on glasses. What stays on-device, what leaves, who is told.
Calibrating peripheral attention as a UI input. The difference between glance and stare.
The grammar of micro-gestures across surfaces. What the same tap means on Vision Pro, on Quest, on Ray-Ban.
Documenting a system fast enough that a junior engineer can ship the second version without consulting the first.
The ethics of glasses-class commerce. When a brand can suggest a product into your peripheral vision, what should it not do.
§ 04 Workshop output
Internal tools the studio depends on. Each is real, each operates in production for our own work, and each is available to be productised for a client commission. This is the infrastructure builder's receipt.
The pattern we built to ship 33 bespoke React/Vite websites in parallel during a single fortnight. Each agent receives a per-business brief, scaffolds a fresh project, hand-builds 8-13 pages, audits its own Phosphor imports, verifies imagery context, and reports back. Powers the entire Agri Show campaign on /work.
Personalised email + WhatsApp send pipeline with dry-run gate, IMAP-append for sent-folder fidelity, random stagger, per-recipient hook personalisation, and idempotency on top of an append-only JSON log. The Agri Show 30-email + 18-WhatsApp burst moved through it without an Excel sheet in sight.
A fork of whatsmeow's CLI extended with 8-character phone-number device pairing and a structured JSON-everywhere output mode. The studio uses it for direct-device WhatsApp from the office number when a third-party integrator is the wrong tool. Open to client commission.
Custom Puppeteer postbuild crawler that visits every SPA route and writes static HTML. Powers SEO for this site's 174 routes. Pairs with a sitemap generator that reads slugs straight from source files (no build-time config drift). Both ship as a single 'npm run build:full' step.
Hash-based design-token generator that maps one brand brief to a unique aesthetic. Palette, typography pairing, hero variant, signature gesture. Across the 130-site portfolio without two ever looking the same. Eight aesthetic archetypes, hand-mapped by industry then varied per business.
How we run multi-week campaigns without losing context between sessions. Append-only file-backed memory keyed by topic, with semantic recall, hash-dedup, and explicit overwrite-on-correction. Operates the studio's own agent loop and is being abstracted into an MCP server.
§ Lab · invitation
The lab takes commissions from clients who want a question answered before they fund a programme. Three slots a quarter. Any continent.