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Paste any data and profile it with a real SQL database in your browser — types, distributions, anomalies, hidden entities — then query it at a live SQL prompt.

Raise a creature that learns to navigate a world you draw — a holographic transformer for its brain, our pathfinder for its feet.

Train the same holographic transformer on real historical price ticks — click to train it live, and watch its next-move accuracy climb as it learns the tape.

Say something to a tiny AI that runs entirely in your browser — a real, trained model, computed live on your own device. It's still learning, so expect rough replies.

The exact same model as Prism — same weights, same training run — asked to write a story instead of hold a conversation. Give it an opening line and watch it continue live.

Watch Prism's own next-word decision take shape — a real 2D map of the path its representation takes through idea-space, decoded live off one forward pass. Same checkpoint, no extra download.

Paste in a body of text and a real English grammar mines it, in your browser, then recombines what it learned into sentences and Q&A pairs you can copy straight into a training corpus.

English councils' published spending data, prepared ahead of time and opened one small month at a time, so it stays quick on a phone. Mechanical checks, the same rules for every council, and declared spend set beside the file totals. Nothing is uploaded.