oracle.
an ai-native design tool for engineers who think in systems. mdx-dsl that compiles to framer motion and ships components to any app.
context.
design tools are moving fast, but most are still optimized around a screen canvas. oracle started with a different premise: what if the primitive is not a rectangle, but a typed component — something an engineer can commit to a repo and a designer can still nudge?
a dsl, not a canvas.
most tools draw a shape and let you export html. oracle inverts the flow: you describe an intent in mdx, oracle compiles it to motion, and the canvas is a mirror of your source, not the other way around.
"the first design tool that feels like a compiler."
what shipped.
the dsl, the compiler, and a private vscode extension. public beta is scheduled for q3 '26.
a production-quality demonstration that attention can be settled in public at the unit of the second. still my favorite project of 2024.
built with two partners.
logged along the way.
no retouches. pulled straight from the private beta.
mobile preview.
a compact canvas for design reviews from a phone. rare, but welcome.
lattice.
a playground for variable fonts. svelte-kit, opentype.js, webgl — all in under 180kb.
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