Nithin Eluvathingal

strategy @ mcd, prev @ rbc
(sharing personal work here)

[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

Sundial for your phone. Hold a finger to the screen, the shadow falls where it would in real life, calculated from your GPS and compass.

w/ @shashwth

[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

More timekeeping studies: a clock made of notifications w/ @shashwth

[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

exploring dedicated writing environments with @shashwth

the interface is stripped to its core function, for the singular act of writing, without any technological assistance.

write to us if you would like to test drive our writer deck.

[Shashwath Santosh @shashwth]

made a writer deck with @nithineluva 

custom iOS app: no copy/paste, no autocorrect, akin to a typewriter. made using Gemini 3 on Xcode.

hardware: snap-on MagSafe keyboard dock print.

we moved away from early RasPi builds to use the computer we carry every day.

[Krithi Nalla @KrithiNalla]

a simple app designed around a single purpose: to write and send gratitude notes in the moment they occur to me

[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

@KrithiNalla Love this!

[John Maeda @johnmaeda]

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[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

app + widget on app store
https://t.co/321u8iJJLF

[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

playing with timekeeping traditions w @shashwth

inspired by the stretch of a shadow, the bloom of a flower, the quiet drift of the stars.

[Shashwath Santosh @shashwth]

made an iPhone app + widget with @nithineluva

an investigation into alternative timekeeping. every scribble marks 24 hours, and the red dot plots the present moment

spontaneous napkin sketch -> skipped figma -> gemini, claude, gpt, cursor

[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

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[CreativeApplications.Net @creativeapps]

Portable Black Cat Radar – Mediating Superstition / Kinky Kashayam

→ https://t.co/uCjtgKTD45

Part of an ongoing series of devices exploring machines responding to superstitions.

[Dezeen @dezeen]

New York City and Toronto-based design studio Kinky Kashayam has created a conceptual, hand-held radar that generates black cats in order to "protect one's luck".
https://t.co/nzoOb7PQ0p

[Nithin Eluvathingal @nithineluva]

this was great fun

[Dezeen @dezeen]

New York City and Toronto-based design studio Kinky Kashayam has created a conceptual, hand-held radar that generates black cats in order to "protect one's luck".
https://t.co/nzoOb7PQ0p