The reason to start. Usually a problem, a curiosity, or some small frontier itch that feels worth chasing.
Good afternoon.
Welcome to the archive. I build systems, gadgets, and experiments that do not always fit neatly into one box.
20 ideas arranged into working families, each still carrying its own evidence: repo, recency, and whether the status is earned.
Venue ops, live participation, pop-up networks, and the practical kit around real-world crowds.

Ludo
Visitor wallet and back office that has already survived real mud and real queues.
Senco
Live Q&A and reflections for classes and crowds, built for calm control.

Plexus
Pop-up network kit with routers, APs, and kiosks for events.
Personal PABX, Relay iOS client, Operator backend, Twilio routing, Hermes voice bridge work, and queue-native follow-up.

Switchboard
Personal PABX where Switchboard decides, Relay rings, Operator routes, and Hermes can answer.
Cue
Queue-native follow-up that politely closes loops across SMS, WhatsApp, email and voice.
Calm social space, spatial memory, and interfaces where tools feel like objects with presence.

Orbit
Find community in the cosmos, without feeds or extraction.

Halcyon
Spatial deep-work environment where tools live as tactile objects across Study, Studio, Strategy, Garden, and Toy Room.

Crumpit
Halcyon's task brain: a tiny visual triage board with three placements—Do Now, Do Later, Not Today. Built for low-energy clarity.
Local-first memory, capture, and voice interfaces. Clio and Pod sit inside the Stor orbit.
Stor
Local-first home server and AI box that keeps your life close.
Clio
Voice and visual interface to Stor with memory you own.
Pod
Pocketable Stor extension for capture and offsite backup.
Radial solar awnings and off-grid power objects for rigs, transporters, and quiet field work.
A standalone comedy object: small, physical, purple, and completely unserious in the best way.
Small personal objects for seeing, remembering, and switching modes.

Spatial Camera
Lumo-style binocular spatial camera for kids, field trips, and first-person memories: stereo lenses, one button, steady capture.

New Hat
A soft wearable prompt for mode-switching: ultrathink, ultraplan, then put on the next mind.
Payment systems, early access, and public-good economics, from local coins to charging infrastructure.
Ideas kept for provenance, but no longer presented as current work.
Jupiter
EV-charging payments layer with proper pricing and ISO-15118 trajectory.
Adlirain
Adler-style coach that turns worry into action with weekly courage reps.
Theo's
A humorous git-style explorer of faiths and philosophies, rigorous but kind.
Keeping the experiments coherent.
AFUGR can wander a bit, which is mostly the point. But the work still needs a centre of gravity.
Whatever makes it real. Plastic, metal, cardboard, RLCD panels, code, 3D-printed parts, dead ends, and things I probably should have measured twice.
How it feels in use. Fast, quiet, rugged, playful, stubborn, precise. What something does matters, but so does how it behaves while doing it.
The physical result. Simple, honest, a bit industrial. Built to be handled, repaired, tossed in a bag, and taken somewhere real.
How the pieces join up. Kits, instructions, firmware, parts, and patterns that can be reused. Each experiment should make the next one easier to start.
The memory of the work. Observations, sketches, diagrams, misfires, fixes, and improvements. The notes stop the project becoming vibes.
Together, these pieces keep AFUGR practical without sanding off the weirdness.
Field notes for systems in motion.
Building systems that care
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