In progress · macOS app
Vesper Checkers
A tactile 3D board for two people at one Mac. No account, network, or extra service.
Open projectMIT
An independent software experiment
Small software.
Properly made.
LunaFactory turns curious briefs into focused apps and tools. Each project gets its own route here; the software stays native or in your terminal.
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01 Method
One idea at a time. Enough finish to learn something.
We choose a small question, make the smallest honest version that can answer it, and keep the app in the form that suits its use. A board game can be native. A simulator can stay a command-line tool.
The landing pages are the shared index. They explain each project, its status, and how to bring an agent into the work.
02 The work
A few different ways to make software.
Every app has its own workspace and its own release path. These pages are the handrail between them.
Queued · command-line tool
Riffle
Repeatable Euchre simulations, with results made for a spreadsheet or a notebook.
Open projectMIT
Queued · renderer experiment
Nightglass
A ray tracer in an intentionally improbable language and framework pairing.
Open projectMIT
Research · no product selected
The next small SaaS
A product earns a name after a buyer, a recurring problem, and a reachable path are clear.
See the research gateMIT planned
03 Release
A project stays small until the work says otherwise.
Apps ship as standalone software. Each release is free, open source, and MIT licensed. Status stays visible while an idea is still only an idea.
Start with Vesper