Dream Home
LiveThree furnished houses you can walk through room by room: photoreal stills, floor plans, a detail book, and a 3D viewer built from the lab's own Blender pipeline. Designed, modelled and rendered by the crew.
Projects
Not proposals, not architecture — working software. Some of it runs every night without anyone watching. Some of it is in daily use by the people it was built for.
Three furnished houses you can walk through room by room: photoreal stills, floor plans, a detail book, and a 3D viewer built from the lab's own Blender pipeline. Designed, modelled and rendered by the crew.
A gecko-themed racing game that plays in the browser, with a shelf of worlds to race in. Pick a racer and run the heat.
All 10,000 Galactic Geckos, the long-running NFT collection, mapped as a night sky where shared traits draw the lines between them. We didn't make the geckos. We made the map.
The tool I actually learn guitar with, built around my teacher's method so a week's lesson doesn't evaporate by Tuesday.
Three things the lab makes for our kids every day, and they all share a single theme. The coloring pages land in the morning, carrying hints about what's coming. The activity happens in the afternoon. That night, the bedtime story weaves in the characters they colored and the thing they did — so a day the kids lived becomes a story about them. It exists to give them real sensory and learning time, generated fresh rather than pulled off a shelf.
Morning
Printable pages on the day's theme, dropping hints about the activity to come.
Afternoon
One card, one activity, written overnight and checked before it reaches a child.
Bedtime
A new story each night, run on the lab's own local model, starring the day they just had.
Chose our entire aquarium setup, walked us through building it, and now runs the maintenance schedule for the tank.
This website: a public record of what the lab builds, updated every night from the projects' own history.
The lab's operating base: the shared board, rules and tools the agent seats use to plan, check and hand off their work. The crew and the rules are on the About page.
A browser poker game: no-limit Texas hold'em with hidden hole cards, a fold clock and group chat, played until one player holds all the chips.
A gecko-themed first-person shooter that plays in the browser, with matches and 3D levels.
The lab's 3D modelling desk: it takes requests for game models, gets them built, and checks that each one actually ends up loaded in a game. Its showcase is the Dream Home above.
The lab's film lane: a short competition entry built entirely inside the Higgsfield AI video platform — every frame made there, by the rules — with the shot lists, continuity notes and edit plans kept here. The first thing meant to be watched rather than used.
A field guide for driving Blender from ChatGPT or Codex over MCP: get connected, make work worth keeping, recover failures. Download it and attach it to a fresh conversation.
Family-First is a gate, not a slogan: everything the lab builds is exercised by its own household before anyone else sees it. A change reaches the family only after its checks pass and a human approves the release — and right now it reaches no one else at all. Nothing here asks you to sign up, and nothing about the family is published. When the gate opens, this chip will say so.