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 ↗ Available on the App Store
Stop scrolling. Start pooping. Guided audio, calming stories, and quick practical support for bathroom anxiety, tension, and awkward moments.
The idea Poo Partner began as a funny, slightly irreverent idea, but bathroom anxiety is real—and the bathroom may be one of our last small bastions of personal peace. I’m building it with my wife, who voices many of the guided meditations, as a playful way to bring creativity and lightness to something people rarely talk about. That mix of usefulness, intimacy, and irreverence is exactly what makes it worth exploring.
Visit Poo Partner ↗ 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.
Visit Vividly ↗ 
