Local First
Your hardware. Your models. Your data. Cloud services can be useful, but they should not be mandatory.
Apsis is an independent engineering project exploring private AI, spatial computing, generative media, wearable interfaces, and the systems that connect them.
Apsis explores what happens when models, personal data, sensors, creative tools, and experimental interfaces operate together on hardware you control.
Your hardware. Your models. Your data. Cloud services can be useful, but they should not be mandatory.
Small systems that work independently and become more capable when connected.
Build it. Instrument it. Break it. Learn something. Build the next version.
Technology should extend the person using it, not turn them into a passenger.
Apsis is not one application. It is a growing collection of local systems, experiments, and tools designed to work independently — and eventually together.
An experimental wearable interface that turns surrounding sound into a reactive spatial flight environment.
Local model orchestration, tools, retrieval, memory, and agent workflows running on hardware you control.
A local-first environment for image, video, and creative generation workflows.
A research project exploring how information can become part of an environment instead of another app window.
Spatial audio made visible.
Warp Lab turns surrounding sound into a reactive spatial flight environment for Rokid waveguide glasses. Direction, intensity, frequency, duration, and confidence are translated into visual objects, trails, radar contacts, and cockpit instrumentation.
Local execution means privacy, ownership, low latency, predictable cost, direct access to hardware and sensors, and the freedom to experiment without designing every idea around someone else's API. Apsis is an ongoing attempt to understand what personal computing looks like when intelligence becomes part of the machine itself.