The Atelier of Digital Simon · Est. MMXXVI
Humane, adj. — marked by compassion; of the humanities.
The smarter the machines, the rarer the warmth. This atelier holds that technology should amplify people, never replace them — so its instruments are built by one pair of hands, one at a time, each numbered like a craftsman’s work. The registry below keeps growing.
Your computer, in every screen.
Stream your Mac or PC to handhelds, phones and tablets — pair once, play anywhere. A full keyboard, a gesture trackpad and a second-screen deck come built in, so a sofa feels like a desk. Free and open source (GPL v3), built with gratitude on the Moonlight / Sunshine lineage.
A neon tower defense at the end of the world.
Draw the layout; windows fall in line.
A quiet window butler living in the Mac menu bar. It draws each display as a little map you can slice into cells; drop your apps in, press once, and every window takes its place — even full-screen ones step aside. Save “Writing”, “Editing”, “Work” as presets, each with its own hotkey.
Read every book as a world.
An immersive reader. Characters speak in distinct voices while each line lights up as it is read; translations rest beside the original text. And as you read, the book’s world takes shape — portraits, character cards, maps, painted scenes — until you can sit down and talk with the characters themselves.
A pocket museum with an eye for beauty.
Thousands of artworks gathered from the world’s great open collections, each one read closely by AI — style, palette, mood, composition — so that “golden, serene, impressionist” becomes a search you can actually run. Includes a walkable 3D gallery of art history.
One desk to read the whole AI industry.
Roughly 350 companies across three markets, arranged into a five-layer map of the AI supply chain. When news breaks, it traces who stands downstream — with sourced, checkable notes. Where data is missing it says so plainly. A research desk, not a tipster; nothing here is investment advice.
Write your days into a river of time.
A diary that flows. Your days drift along a timeline with little moods, lunar dates and landscapes that breathe. Offline-first and installable; hold to speak and your words become text. Once a week, an AI reads your days back to you — gently.
A diary that writes back — by hand.
Write with Apple Pencil and pause: the page drinks your ink, and a spirit dwelling in the book replies in real handwriting, stroke by true stroke, before the words fade again. A native iPad homage to Riddle by Maxime Rivest. Open source, MIT.
The screen recorder that smiles.
An emoji rides your face — it turns when you turn, smiles when you smile, puts on sunglasses at a gesture — so tutorials no longer require your camera-shy self. One click yields bilingual captions you can edit and burn in; ML voice isolation cleans a far-field mic. Everything runs on your Mac, offline.
The news, distilled three times a day.
Morning, noon and night, it reads the feeds so you don’t have to — deduplicates, translates, keeps what matters — and sets the result as a private newspaper you can also listen to. Built as a deep extension of the open-source TrendRadar by sansan0 (GPL-3.0).
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