Greetings, Atmosphere Community—I’m the founder of Loptr Lab. We’re developing Made Sick and PIXIE around a practical question: how can people organize creative work and participate in online communities with less friction, while keeping control of their identity, stories and permissions?
Made Sick is an early creator-directory and storytelling prototype. Its Story Finder lets people explore a public Bluesky author feed and export selected posts as a research ledger with source references. Selecting or exporting a story is separate from permission to publish it.
PIXIE Device Stewardship explores explainable workflows for organizing work, preserving provenance and returning to a task. Our “Getting to Know the Atmosphere” guide offers Learn, Create, Publish, Connect and Build paths, with original creator credit and clear boundaries between independent services. The guide is now merged through PR #19.
Repositories:
These are early prototypes. Desktop checks for the guide passed; iPad Safari, VoiceOver and authenticated acceptance testing remain open. We aren’t claiming a production AppView or completed cross-service integration.
We’d appreciate feedback on:
- Accessibility: Where do the language, navigation or consent steps create unnecessary effort, especially on iPad or with assistive technology?
- Interoperability: Which existing lexicons or conventions should we reuse for creator participation, publication references and provenance?
- Community fit: Who is working on similar problems, and where could contributing to existing work be more useful than creating another component?
We want to learn from the community and credit the work we build on. Specific corrections and pointers are welcome.