01 / Spatial computing▶ Project filmPitwall
Formula 1 telemetry and miniature circuits for Vision Pro, web, and iPhone.
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Apps, objects, and slightly unreasonable experiments.
Built by Ryan Fox, one curiosity at a time.
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THE COLLECTION
A race becomes a tabletop. A memory becomes an object. An old game becomes a new obsession. Every project starts somewhere real.
01 / Spatial computing▶ Project filmFormula 1 telemetry and miniature circuits for Vision Pro, web, and iPhone.
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02 / Game modification▶ Project filmA SNES fan project with custom fighters, stages, voices, and endings.
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03 / Connected hardwareA touchscreen companion for photos, messages, and a living view of home.
Explore the projectRecord portrait and landscape video simultaneously on one iPhone.
Explore the projectAn iPhone reel editor built around shot recipes, scenes, and slots.
Explore the projectA desktop YouTube player with a tape library and a phosphor-screen soul.
Explore the projectPersistent app panels beside your normal Hyprland workspace.
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Explore the projectShared film diaries, collections, watch lists, and where-to-watch discovery.
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10 / Web & physical displaysA baseball pool and connected scoreboards, with a shared web home.
Explore the projectA public roster and API for the humans currently in space.
Explore the projectThe original Orion mission tracker, preserved as an archive.
Explore the projectWHY ALL THESE THINGS?
StarDeck is where I build the things I wish existed. Sometimes that’s a better camera. Sometimes it’s a tiny window connecting two homes. Sometimes it’s the Ninja Turtles inside a Super Nintendo game.
The interesting part is getting far enough into an idea that it becomes something you can actually use, hold, watch, or play. The software, the physical object, the small details underneath—it all belongs to the same project.
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