You can learn about a room by listening to what comes back when you send sound into it.
That idea became a song. Now I hear the idea every time the groove comes around.
What’s a song that changed how you notice something?
Built Neversong to learn from the way I listen to music.
Exported what it learned.
Gave that memory to ChatGPT.
Used it to prompt Google's music model.
Somehow it became a song about the way we've been building everything else.
“Keep What Resonates.”
I’m building a browser FPS around one question:
Can moving, jumping, and landing a shot feel so good that you want to do it again?
FPS Studies / 00 — Body. One room, one weapon, and a surprisingly fun starting point.
A recommendation system can get worse by learning more.
NeverSong remembered likes, skips, replays and choices.
The trap:
more memory → more confidence → more familiar territory
Personalization and discovery are not the same objective.
Sometimes forgetting is a feature.
NS / 01 — A music folder can feel alive
A personal music folder contains years of old attention: discoveries, past phases, and music that mattered enough not to delete.
I want NeverSong to make that folder feel like a musical place again.
https://t.co/V4NBhc3JW6
I'm building NeverSong: a local-first player for the music collection you already own.
It composes sessions from your folder; your audio and listening history stay in your browser.
It's early, imperfect, and ready for honest feedback. Come help shape it.
https://t.co/XAQo1drXYp
Feedback has already shaped a few things. If you play it, I’d genuinely like to know what feels good and what still feels off. Thanks for giving it a shot while it’s still messy.
Pushed a visual update + added a dev log to Silk Surge. The game is still very early and rough in places, but the atmosphere is starting to come together.
Play it: https://t.co/KQ71qR5QDV
I also added a short dev log with notes on what shipped:
https://t.co/KqVGhOeSMk
It’s pretty stubby right now but I’ll expand entries as things develop.
I’m building Silk Surge — a browser prototype about spider grappling, swinging, climbing, falling, and catching yourself at the last second.
The core fantasy is that “one more try” feeling.
Early playtest is live: https://t.co/KQ71qR5QDV