The table · what can be made
Spark is easy. Reactor is deep. Neither is lesser work. Voltage is how much of the lab it takes — not how much we care.
Spark
Start here
Charge
A working product
Current
Lives on devices
Reactor
A whole system
Live on this bench
Nexus, Pulse, Halo, Lattice — products we are making for ourselves. Proof the table is real. A client brief sits on the same wood.
If a studio only shows other people’s logos, they are renting belief. We show the work while it is still hot.
Building
An operations surface for teams who have outgrown a mess of tabs. One place to see the work, move it, and stop losing it between tools.
Built for the hour when Slack, sheets, and three dashboards are all lying to you in different dialects. Nexus is the room where the actual work sits — status, owners, the next move — without asking a human to be the integration.
Shaping
A personal-rhythm product for Android and iOS. Quiet, daily, ours — built to be opened without thinking, and closed without residue.
Not another scream for attention. Pulse is for the small loop: open, feel the day, close. Native on both phones, designed so it never looks like a web page stuffed into a glass rectangle.
Language
The 3D + interface language we use so digital products stop feeling like flat rectangles and start feeling like they occupy space.
Halo is how MiraTrix products get a body: light, depth, motion, the pause before a door opens. You felt a version of it on the way in. We use it so a brand isn’t a logo file — it’s a room you can enter.
Chassis
A chassis for products that have to live on web, phone, and tablet without becoming three different animals. One system. Every device.
The unglamorous spine. Auth, structure, the way a product travels from a laptop to a pocket without a personality transplant. Lattice is what we refuse to rebuild from zero every time a new idea wants a home.
A brief can sit on this bench too. That’s the other door.
Talk to MiraTrix→If it has to live on a screen — a phone, a site, a system, a thing that doesn’t have a name yet — this is the door. Tell us what you want in the world.