Think Machine
Turns notes and research into a 3D map of ideas you can explore and talk to.
Apps and sites I've created. Check out my open source libraries.
Turns notes and research into a 3D map of ideas you can explore and talk to.
A Mac app for deep work: it clears away distractions so you can get into flow and stay there.
Play any game you can think of as a text adventure, with a language model as the game engine.
An AI news wire that scores the news, rewrites the headlines and removes the clickbait.
An image search engine that generates its results: search an idea, click the images you like, and it narrows toward a style.
A JavaScript knowledge-graph library: connected ideas stored as plain CSV, with AI-generated connections. Used in Think Machine.
Interviews with remote workers about their routines, plus tools, remote jobs and deals.
Earlier products and sites, back to 2004. I no longer work on any of them.
A market for proof of work: people posted puzzles on content, and miners raced to solve them, turning a Bitcoin hash into a signal of where attention should go.
A hackathon project that let you control your own information timeline by training neural-network classifiers on social media posts and news stories.
A creator platform on Bitcoin: a feed of high-quality posts that readers unlocked with a tap, sending a microtransaction straight to the creator.
A simple app for saving web pages to Bitcoin, the content or its hash, as a tamper-proof record.
Reddit on Bitcoin: upvotes were microtransactions paid to the person who submitted the link.
A quick-capture app for deep work: type a thought, send it to Basecamp, Trello or your notes app, and get back to what you were doing.
A small resource of good domain names that I built up over time while hunting names for my own projects.
An iOS ear-training app disguised as a game, for learning to play piano by ear.
A site for Apple and Mac news, plus tips for developers and power users.
One of the biggest blog directories in the world, back when blogs were taking off.