A portfolio of things that talk back, fight back, and remember.
A portfolio of things that talk back, fight back, and remember.
Ember & Iron – Season 2 Update Since the last post about Ember & Iron, the tiny arena RPG has picked up a meaningful new visual overhaul. Procedural biome backdrops now render behind the arena, a live canvas effects layer…
Since the last post, two smaller refinements landed. Both are quiet changes to parts of Face Chat you’ve had for a while — but they close real gaps in how it behaves day to day. Your Voice Picks, Kept It…
Ember & Iron is a tiny arena RPG that runs entirely in your browser — no install, no sign-in. It saves your run to this browser, so you can close the tab and come back to it. It is currently…
Since the last post, Face Chat has grown in a few directions that matter more than the new words in a changelog. The short version: it can now hand work off to specialists that keep going while you talk, it…
Since the last post about Face Chat, it has picked up three meaningful new abilities. The headline one: it can now plan ahead. Set it a reminder and it will speak to you at the exact time you ask, and…
Over the past few months I’ve been building a personal AI assistant I call Face Chat. The idea was simple: stop talking to a chat box, and start talking to something that looks back. Face Chat shows up on your…