Generalized HKR Theory
Facts as dynamically centered states.
A research program for contextually manifest reality, connecting ontology, geometry, information, and computation.
We make public tools, creative research, and careful digital systems. Open by default, a little informal, and based in Hamburg.
Shiftbloom works between open-source software, critical technology, and visual practice. We prototype to understand a subject, then publish what might be useful to others.
Generalized HKR Theory
A research program for contextually manifest reality, connecting ontology, geometry, information, and computation.
Treating every contextually effective influence as a possible dimension, rather than fixing the field in advance.
Modeling a fact-core as the changing center of transported local manifestations across context and time.
Turning the theory into testable claim histories with context lattices, redundancy, ablations, and replication.
Earlier experiments included an OpenAI privacy-filter sandbox. The project has ended and remains part of the studio record rather than an active release.
Repositories from the studio: developer tools, research scaffolds, interface experiments, and ideas that are better when other people can inspect them.
A small state orchestration library for syncing server, client, and local sources without turning everything into one global store.
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A research scaffold for decomposing model output into claims, retrieving evidence, and making verification easier to inspect.
A theming experiment that lets interfaces respond to dawn, day, dusk, and night while keeping accessibility in view.
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A progressive enhancement pattern for upgrading interface layers only when the device and connection have room for it.
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Shiftbloom Studio is where open-source projects, creative research, and public-interest interfaces sit at the same table. No grand agency performance, just work we can point to.
Source code, process notes, and experiments are meant to be inspectable. The work should be useful even when nobody is buying anything.
We like focused tools, visual systems, research prototypes, and interfaces that do one thing with a bit of taste.
Shiftbloom is a place for public digital work from Hamburg: part lab, part archive, part collective practice.