The Second Lighthousea weekly letter
Mine looks like software, machines and stories. Every week I write what they teach me, so you can start leaving yours.
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01Projects
ProjectsWhat I'm building. Void Lattice, its experimental studio Dream Meridian, and the work under both: software for voice, perception and publishing, playful machines in the browser, and photonic systems for machines.
Void Lattice
LiveWe build the infrastructure between worlds.Software, photonics, and the long-horizon research feeding both.Dream Meridian
StudioWhere machines dream, and imagination becomes software.The experimental studio under Void Lattice. Home to Ekkovia, Yapivo and Copibara.
Ekkovia
BuildingStop rebuilding context for your AI.A perception layer for your agent: the screen, interface state and actions behind what you mean.
A Dream Meridian experiment
Yapivo
LiveYour thoughts are instant. Typing isn’t.Turns spoken thoughts into text, actions and routed workflows before the idea disappears.A Dream Meridian experiment
Wrenik
BuildingFrom a voice note to a page AI agents can find.Speak it into Yapivo; Wrenik publishes it to your site, structured for agents to read.
Copibara
LiveEverything your clipboard should have been.Turns your clipboard into a small memory layer you can search and reuse.A Dream Meridian experiment
Thunkroom
LiveLaunch your product with a chain reaction.Paste your site or App Store link: a chain-reaction machine launches it, filmed as a 15-second video for X.
Mimikl
LiveA machine that becomes what it sees.A curious little creature that copies what you show it and turns real objects into playful digital ones.02Labs
LabsWhat I'm learning. Hands-on hobbies and side experiments, where curiosity leaves the keyboard and gets physical.
03About
AboutCurious by nature. Builder by choice.
I started my career in aerospace engineering, working on fighter aircraft and learning how complex systems come together.
I’ve always been curious about things beyond my own field, but artificial intelligence opened up an entirely new set of possibilities. I began experimenting with software, building my own tools, and exploring what happens when AI interacts with the physical world.
These days, I’m particularly interested in autonomous systems, intelligent machines, and the intersection of software and hardware.
Some of what I build is practical. Some of it is just curiosity getting the better of me.
Either way, I enjoy finding out what’s possible.
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