Paul Fisher

Study any deck, one swipe at a time.

Find out when friends are nearby, without sharing where you are.

A talking face for my AI, on a 16×16 LED panel, inspired by the Pole Position cartoon.

A social deduction party game for 5–10 players, played on one screen and everyone's phones.

Put a DVD in, take it out a few minutes later, find it in the home movie library.

Photograph a comic cover, get back a full catalog record for the issue.

Wall-mounted status boards that show what my AI assistant is doing right now.

Whole-house air quality on one dashboard, pulling every sensor in the home together.

Volunteer-friendly scoring for track and field meets, from field day to high school.

You're closer to a hobo than to the 1%. See it on a true scale.

Every family video from the photo library, on the TV as a show with one season per year.

Step in front of the camera, press a key, walk away with a die-cut sticker of yourself.

Betrayal at House on the Hill as a multiplayer app in Google Sheets, drawn entirely in emoji.

One tap for something to do instead of turning on the TV.

A porthole for a blanket-fort spaceship: an endless star field you can actually fly.