Projects
Each project is meant to stand on its own — useful to people who will never know who made it. This page lists the studio's public projects, including the ones that are only research so far.
How to read the statuses
Live — public and running. Built — finished and verified, not yet released. In build — working internally. Exploring — research only, nothing built. No revenue, user or traffic figures are quoted until they exist and can be shown.
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Public knowledge asset
The studio's reading, published in full. Tools for thought, knowledge systems, the AI layer and computational neuroscience, each entry noting what it actually establishes — including the ones that correct a popular claim. Every product here starts as a line in the atlas.
Standalone app — web and Mac
A navigable map of the atlas catalogue with its own web build and a native Mac target. It ships the public catalogue only, and the build refuses to run if anything private would be bundled. Built and verified; not yet released.
Not publicly released
Data product
Public planning data, normalised. The source APIs return one row per land parcel, which inflates application counts roughly threefold when read naively. This project rebuilds the record one application per row, so the numbers can be trusted.
Not publicly released
Faceless media
Research into turning annotated research into short narrated video — one consistent visual style, one narrator voice, no face on camera. Nothing is published, and nothing will be until a human reviews every piece.
Research stage
The internal systems every project is built and run on. They are not products and are not offered to anyone; they are described here because they explain how a small studio builds several products at once. Security architecture is deliberately not published.
Self-hosted operating substrate
One console for local and hosted models, a governor on what an agent may do, retrieval over the studio's own documents, and scheduled jobs. Self-hosted.
Scheduled work, draft only
Standing programs for research sweeps, monitoring and document preparation. Each produces a draft for review. None send, publish or spend on their own.
Search over the studio's record
Meaning search across decisions, specs and research notes, on local embeddings, so sensitive material does not have to leave the machine.
Own pipeline
Public sites are built and shipped with the studio's own scripts on a hosted platform. Changes take an afternoon, not a change request.
Max King is also the director of ArmaTech Industries Pty Ltd, a separate Australian company.
Every project starts as reading. The atlas is free and complete.
Research atlas