Tap it.
It answers.

A small emissive panel that clips to your monitor. You build a loop of cards; it shows one at a time, and it responds when you touch the glass.

The panel is live. Tap it.

It does not wait for the server.

Tap to start. The timer moves the instant your finger lands, and the host reconciles afterwards.

Your cards, in your order.

One loop. Each card gets a dwell, and the panel moves through them. Swipe the glass to go somewhere else in it.

Weather, a feed, a price.

Drawn on the server and pushed to the panel as a finished picture, so the display spends its power on being readable rather than on fetching.

One line of curl.

A card's face is a 448×368 picture. Anything that can POST one owns a card — no SDK, no manifest, no plugin to install.

curl -X POST --data-binary @panel.png -H 'Content-Type: image/png' https://…/v1/images/TOKEN

It exists. Here it is.

Every photograph on this page is the working prototype on a real desk. Nothing here is AI-generated.

Interaction arrives in three stages.

1. Now. The focus timer answers on the device itself.
2. Next. A tap reaches the card's source, which answers with a new picture.
3. Later. Cards that need it respond instantly, on the device.

It is a prototype on one desk.

There is no price yet and no ship date yet. Leave an email address and you will hear from me when that changes — once, when it does.