Interactive artwork · installable web app
MyPalentir
A personal intelligence system. It explores how easily scattered data can be turned into a convincing profile, using simulated people and data.
Open AppBureau Nauta
Working applications, games and software artworks, published directly by me. Open a URL and use them. No submission, store approval, provisioning or mandatory commission required.
The internet already is an app platform.
Interactive artwork · installable web app
A personal intelligence system. It explores how easily scattered data can be turned into a convincing profile, using simulated people and data.
Open AppGame · web application
A fast visual card game inspired by Set. Originally made in Unity in 2022, rebuilt in Godot and published directly to the web.
Open AppAI tool · web application
A focused list-making tool with an AI assistant. Built and hosted independently, for turning a conversation into an organised account.
Open AppPolitical AI experiment · web application
A conversation with an artificial Robot Jetten. An experiment with political personas and the staged reasoning through which an AI explains a position.
Open AppDeveloping guide
A conversational layer for navigating who I am, what I make and the ideas connecting the work. It is available now, but remains a developing part of the website rather than a finished work in the store.
Talk to Bureau Nauta AIManifest
This store demonstrates that the original decentralised structure of the internet still exists. These applications run from a Raspberry Pi in my own workspace. They are published from infrastructure under my control and remain freely accessible through an ordinary URL.
Commercial app stores are not a technical necessity. They are a distribution model: a toll gate with admission, provisioning and a mandatory relationship between maker, platform and audience.
A web application can be useful, playful, political or intimate without first becoming a product inside someone else’s store. Artists, organisations and public institutions can publish applications on infrastructure they understand and control.
Centralised and closed systems do not remove risk. They relocate power. The decentralised web still works. For most people, most of the time, it has simply been made harder to see.
Optional browser function
Every work opens directly in a browser. Installation is optional. The browser or operating system provides it, this store does not.
The same web capability is exposed differently by each platform. That fragmentation is an interface and policy choice, not a technical requirement of these applications.