Every frame has a frequency.
Studies a photograph across seven visual dimensions — and its story — then answers with the one song that resonates. From your library, or the full Apple Music catalog.
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Every photograph and its sonic double — on the biggest screen in your home.
The Apple TV app pairs each photo with the track that resonates with it and projects the two together on your television. It's a separate app that shows the Echoes you sync from your phone, so it needs the iPhone beta first. Join the iPhone 2.0 beta ↗, sign into iCloud and save a few Echoes, then install the Apple TV beta ↗ on the same account — they appear on your TV automatically.
Read the light.
Computes where the sun falls from real building geometry — to the minute, to the meter. NOAA solar math · 4,499 Stockholm buildings · Copernicus elevation, all on device. No network. No account. No AI.
The same light, watched live — Stockholm today →
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Maps sun and shade across the city, hour by hour, from real building geometry — the lit bench, the warm terrace, the corner that keeps the last light. Offline.
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shot2 · 4:3 · 2560×1920Dress deliberately.
Your wardrobe, archived — photographed, sorted, and composed into outfits from what you own. Yours only. No feed.
Composed against The Northern Column →
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shot2 · 4:3 · 2560×1920A small family of apps is taking shape alongside these, made with an occupational therapist who shapes the thinking while I build — work concerned with the texture of everyday life: pacing energy and routine, and making the spaces people live in easier and more comfortable to be in. Work like this carries a different weight, and it will arrive only when it's carried properly.