choir
Play a melody. A four-part choir harmonizes every note as you press it.
Music and art. The parts of thinking that don't fit in sentences.
Play a melody. A four-part choir harmonizes every note as you press it.
An instrument that plays itself while you steer it. Six dials, six pads, no wrong position.
Every time a team went out of the 2026 World Cup, grief blew in over the New York neighborhood where its people live. A weather radar of the tournament, built from the Census.
Wherever you are standing has been somewhere else. Drop a pin and follow that patch of crust back through 540 million years.
A toy that lets you bet on a market superstition — the moon, Mondays, prime-numbered dates — watch it beat the market, then watch it lose to doing nothing. Real S&P 500 data, and a lesson in why a rising tide makes any rule look like genius.
A music box: four-part chorales composed and verified live in your browser
A programming language from the impossible library.
A spatial analysis of US mortality data finds near-zero geographic correlation between suicide and drug overdose. The unified thesis obscures two distinct phenomena with different geographies, different drivers, and different policy levers.
Designing a digital groovebox that feels different