Products

Small software,
taken seriously.

Three ventures, one maker, honest status badges. Nothing here is marked "live" until you can actually hold it — when a store link exists, it will be on this page.

App · iOS & Android

Esotrainer

In development

A trainer for intuition and contemplative practice — not another app that reads your cards for you.

Intuition is hard to train because the loop rarely closes: you get a feeling, act on it or don't, and nothing ever tells you whether it was signal or noise. Esotrainer closes the loop.

It draws its exercises from traditions that treated inner work as rigorous practice — Steiner's anthroposophy, Hermeticism, Buddhist contemplative method — presented with sources and explanations, not vibes. You practice daily, you predict, you find out. Over time the app shows you your actual hit rate against chance. Either your inner sense is sharpening, or you learn something true about yourself. Both are wins.

  • Daily exercise

    One contemplative exercise a day from a structured library — each with its lineage and its why.

  • Reflection journal

    A private record of what you noticed, kept on your device's terms.

  • Intuition feedback loop

    A daily verifiable prediction with a real outcome — and honest calibration tracking over time.

Esotrainer mandala artwork — a golden lotus mandala on deep indigo
Esotrainer mark — a gold ouroboros circling an eight-pointed star

Software suite

Homestead Suite

Early development

Farm software is usually written by people who have never lost a seedling tray to a surprise frost. Homestead Suite is being built the other way around: on a working forty-acre homestead, for the problems that actually come up there. It began life under the name "Aetheric Acres" — the software came first, and the name grew into the whole holding.

It's early. The suite is being shaped by daily use on this land before it makes any promises to anyone else's.

Garden OS

Planned

The annual cycle, managed: what got planted where and when, what the short Zone 5a season allows, and what last year tried to teach you.

Orchard OS

Planned

The decade cycle: trees, rootstocks, swale placements, and the slow bookkeeping of perennials that outlive your notebooks.

Husbandry OS

Planned

The animal cycle: flocks and herds, feed and health records, and the daily rhythm of creatures that don't observe weekends.

Game · plays in the browser

Aetheria

In development

A pixel-art real-time strategy game about two ways of living on the land — and the studio's oldest symbol, playable.

The Aetherians are agrarian keepers of the high meadows — greens, browns, gold, and cream, marching under the same circumpunct that marks this studio. The Emberkinare ash-forge clans of the cinder steppes: cheap, fast, and very on fire. Both harvest Aether from crystal nodes; the last town center standing wins.

An Aetherian village in Aetheria — cream-and-green buildings, watchtowers flying circumpunct banners, villagers at work
An Aetherian village, circumpunct banners flying.
Aetherian starting settlement on a green meadow map
Aetherian opening.
Emberkin starting settlement on the cinder steppes
Emberkin opening.
~100 KB

of JavaScript, total. Every sprite is drawn by code at load time — the game ships zero art assets.

Bit-identical

deterministic lockstep engine: a recorded match replays to identical per-tick state hashes across Node, Chromium, and Firefox — proven in CI with golden replays and a 50,000-tick fuzz soak.

Tuned in the lab

flow-field pathfinding, a scripted AI with three difficulty levels, and balance ground out through hundreds of headless AI-vs-AI matches.

Other experiments live on the workbench until they've earned a name on this page. When something here goes live, the badge — and a link you can tap — will say so.

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