Colophon

How this site is made, and an honest list of everything it loads. Old books put this page at the back. We think websites should too.

The short version

Hand-written HTML and CSS. No framework, no build step, no bundler, no CMS. You can read every line of this site with View Source, which is roughly how we'd want to be judged.

Our own code on the home page is about 92 KB before compression: one HTML file, one stylesheet, two small scripts, and a logo we traced from raster to a single SVG path.

What loads, honestly

Three animation libraries from a CDN: GSAP, ScrollTrigger, and Lenis for scroll animation, plus a particle canvas we wrote ourselves. They're the heaviest things on the page and we go back and forth about whether they've earned it. For now, they stay.

Google Analytics runs on this website for visit counts. The apps are a different story: nothing we ship phones home with your filenames, your audio, or anything else beyond an anonymous crash count. The distinction matters to us, so we're stating it plainly.

Type

Satoshi for the wordmark and display, Inter for everything you're reading, JetBrains Mono for numbers, labels, and anywhere we're showing our work.

Color

The palette is mixed by hand. Khaos Violet is #a78ff2, not the framework default it used to be, and every accent on every page clears WCAG AA against its background, measured, not assumed. Each product keeps its own palette on purpose: Delve looks like a ledger, Synthscape looks like a signal. Same recipe underneath.

The point

This site exists to describe the apps, and the apps are where the interesting engineering lives: a custom renderer here, honest APFS accounting there. If the site ever gets more impressive than the software, we've made a mistake.

Spotted something broken, or just want to argue about smooth scrolling? We answer.