Prototypes
Some ideas are easier to judge once you can touch them. This page holds creative interface experiments: unfinished, sometimes playful, and always labelled as exploration rather than recommendation.
Experiments
Rocks that cry out
A logo study: a silicon rock, wider at the base, that slowly turns and throws a cross-shaped glint when a facet catches the light. After Luke 19:40, the Berlin TV tower’s “Pope’s revenge” and the star filters of photographers.
Open the experiment →A passage and a song
The morning devotional format from Aperto: about five minutes that open the day with one bounded passage and one song written from the same exegetical work. What can a song carry of the text, and what should stay in the reading?
Open the experiment →Listening grounded in the text
Experiments from Aperto, where generated devotional audio stays tied to the passage and the commentary behind it. Mary’s song, Luke 1:46–56, as the worked example.
Open the experiment →A rosary that keeps time
Beads, rhythm and motion for a traditional Catholic prayer, including a rapped version. When does animation help someone pray, and when does it become a performance to watch?
An idea, not built yetOne field for every kind of search
A study of the combined passage field in the Video Study Bible prototype: book filtering, reference recognition and AI suggestions in one place, and how to keep them distinguishable.
An idea, not built yetA devotional for a run
An upbeat audio devotional paced to a run or a walk. What changes when Scripture, music and movement share the same few minutes?
An idea, not built yet
The two Aperto experiments study one working, author-associated product; the remaining ideas are not built yet. Each experiment states what it explores and what it does not establish.