Project index / Active
Working ideas,made tangible. CognitiveForest projects range from structured explorations of unusual questions to consumer applications operating in the real world.
Flagship experiment Coming soon
Play. Observe. Repeat. A collection of short daily games inspired by remote viewing, precognition, micro-PK, and telepathy protocols.
The idea Psi Games grows from my deeper interest in the human abilities too often dismissed as pseudoscience. It offers an accessible way to spend a few mindful minutes with these ideas—and, I hope, an entry point into the serious research and larger questions behind them.
Visit Psi Games ↗ Available on the App Store
Find the laughs hiding in your camera roll. Private, on-device media intelligence that turns forgotten laughter into a personal library of clips, reels, and games.
The idea I had wanted to build something around laughter and happiness for more than a decade: something audible, unmistakable, and positive. Laughify became a way to explore how private, on-device intelligence might help us rediscover our own memories—and a first step toward understanding the deeper relationship between laughter and consciousness.
Visit Laughify ↗ Assessment available online
Vividly: explore your mind’s eye. An initial proof of concept and accessible implementation of the core mental imagery questionnaire, helping people explore where they fall on the phantasia spectrum.
The idea I built Vividly because aphantasia is a real but widely misunderstood difference in how people experience their inner world. The questionnaire is a first step: a simple way to make the assessment more accessible and start better conversations about how differently we visualize. The broader app is still in development, with the long-term goal of offering practical tools for living and working with aphantasia.
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