A spatial edition of the site: a coved-rotunda gallery you move through, with projects, talks, and writing hung as art and each talk playing as full video while you stand in front of it.

The same scene runs two ways. On Apple Vision Pro it enters a true immersive WebXR session driven by gaze and pinch, room-scale, with the gallery taking over your view. Everywhere else it is a flat, mouse and touch navigable 3D scene in the page.

It is also a study in shipping real-time 3D with AI as the build partner. The work included locomotion designed to avoid discomfort, a frame budget targeting 90fps on the M2, and self-hosted talk video that can play on WebXR surfaces.

Retro Radio began as a small playable web-audio experiment. It is preserved here as the historical step that led to chiptunes.app rather than being rewritten as though the product existed fully formed.

The system includes citations that renumber per view, an evidence console that answers questions from a bounded source corpus, a real-time WebGL home, and a WebXR gallery for Apple Vision Pro.

Every important route is prerendered to static HTML without a generic SPA fallback. Media passes through an optimization pipeline that emits modern formats, placeholders, responsive images, and fallbacks.