Wild Hand Works
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We build useful, inventive software that opens up new ways to work, communicate, move, and play.
Tools and experiments, each built around a different way people work, communicate, move, create, and play.
A menu bar toolkit for measuring, aligning, magnifying, and inspecting pixels anywhere on your Mac.
Local sound recognition that turns speech, alarms, knocks, pets, and other audible events into short on-screen labels.
Turn a firm press on a Force Touch trackpad into a radial menu with four actions tailored to the app you're using.
Five animated pixel companions that follow the pointer, perform little scenes, and bring character to the desktop.
An endless three-lane runner through a city in the sky, controlled by body movement, compatible AirPods, or keyboard.
Local RAW alignment and stacking for reducing noise and bringing faint detail out of a night-sky image series.
Turn gaze estimated by an ordinary webcam into a configurable on-screen or OBS visualization.
Turn a MacBook into a virtual accordion or bayan, with the lid movement shaping the sound like a set of bellows.
Explore acoustic reflections from a Mac's built-in speakers and microphone, then visualize how the surrounding space changes.
A working-name launcher that prepares an isolated Wine environment and runs selected Windows Steam games on Apple silicon Macs.
Tell us about a missing tool, an overlooked interaction, or something you think computers could do better.