LIGHTS-ON
One bit per friend, on or off, that's it.
Toggle a single dot to broadcast presence to your friend group. Latest toggle wins; the row of dots is the entire interface.
› start fresh from this prompt> Light's-on. Pet status. Nap declarations. Phone-flipped-busy. The lowest possible bandwidth for being known to your people — one tap, one bit, one line of context, broadcast to a tiny group of named humans.
One bit per friend, on or off, that's it.
Toggle a single dot to broadcast presence to your friend group. Latest toggle wins; the row of dots is the entire interface.
› start fresh from this promptCurrent pet state, one tap.
LOAF / ROCKET / DEMANDING / ASLEEP / ZOOMIES / CLOAKED — cycle the state for each pet in the household. ASCII glyph for the room to see.
› start fresh from this promptWhen 3+ friends are simultaneously awake.
Each member declares their wake/sleep hours; the app draws a 24-hour timeline and surfaces the windows when the room is mostly up.
› start fresh from this promptBook + page, presence-as-bookmark.
Each member's current book and current page, updated by tap. Live progress bars; a feed of page bumps and book switches.
› start fresh from this promptLive feed of stovetops.
Dish + current step ("sweating onions", "resting") + ETA. The kitchen feed updates as you cook. Voyeurism plus dinner ideas.
› start fresh from this prompt"Napping, ETA 25."
One giant button. Pick a duration, broadcast a live countdown to your people. Wake bumps the row out of the active feed.
› start fresh from this prompt"Walking Pickles, 20 min — neighbors can join."
Start a walk with a route description and ETA; nearby members join with one tap. Streak counter for consecutive walking days.
› start fresh from this promptCo-working presence without the call.
A grid of seats with names, current tasks, and shared 25-minute Pomodoro timers. A side feed for ambient one-line chatter.
› start fresh from this promptOne-button doorbell-to-housemates.
Tap a single button — your roommates see your live ETA pulse for five minutes, then dim into history. Pattern view by week.
› start fresh from this prompt30 seconds at noon, every day.
A 30-second window opens at local noon. Drop a line, an ASCII glyph, and a mood word. Late submissions render dim. 30-day calendar grid below.
› start fresh from this prompt> READ ME: ten takes on the same primitive — a single bit (or a single tap, or a single line) broadcast to a small, known group. No threads. No replies. No notifications. The point is presence at the lowest possible bandwidth, where the constraint is the social object.
> HACK: hit [ CLONE ] on any process to spin up your own copy, or [ REMIX ] to ask the model to reshape the code.