SquivyStudio
A creative development platform exploring interactive experiences, simulations, and design tools. Public details are intentionally limited while the product is in development.
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Explore the work. Find your part.
A small set of public-safe directions from the studio. Some are in development. Some are concepts. All are labeled honestly.
- Published
- 3 public-safe entries
- Private work
- Not listed or linked
- Approval
- Required before publication
Interaction Studies
Explorations in browser-based interaction, interface craft, and simulation-driven experiences.
View projectApplied AI Workflows
Practical prototyping of AI-assisted workflows for research, drafting, and technical operations.
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Each entry is written for public release. Private source code, infrastructure details, and unreleased mechanics are not included.
Labeled, not inflated
“In development,” “concept direction,” and “exploration” are used deliberately. No commercial launch or adoption is implied.
Limited by design
Some projects are described at a high level only. That is a boundary, not an omission to be filled in later.
Across the studio
The work at a glance.
Our work spans creative software, technical tools, and web experiences. These areas bring related experiments together; they are not a catalog of released products.
Creative software
Tools for developing and organizing creative work, with an emphasis on useful interfaces and clear workflows.
Ways to contribute: Interface design, usability feedback, documentation, and testing.
Discuss this areaInteractive experiences
Studies in interaction, visual feedback, and simulation. Work ranges from early concepts to experimental prototypes.
Ways to contribute: Interaction design, accessibility, visual craft, and quality assurance.
Discuss this areaNetwork and systems tools
Technical utilities exploring connectivity, performance testing, and troubleshooting workflows.
Ways to contribute: Testing, technical documentation, and network engineering feedback.
Discuss this areaOperations software
Explorations in interfaces and workflows that help people organize technical operations.
Ways to contribute: Workflow review, interface design, documentation, and testing.
Discuss this areaWorkflow and research tools
Experiments in software-assisted tasks and applied research, with human review remaining part of the process.
Ways to contribute: Evaluation, usability feedback, documentation, and testing.
Discuss this areaWebsites and visual communication
Web experiences, data presentation, and supporting communication materials.
Ways to contribute: Front-end development, accessibility, visual design, and writing.
Discuss this areaCollaborate
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Interested in the work? Tell us where you would like to contribute or what kind of collaboration you have in mind.
These links open an email draft for you to review and send. Scope, access, and any paid arrangements are discussed individually.
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The studio is open to conversations about software, technical systems, interactive experiences, and creative production.