Independent software lab. We build low-level things that run in the browser.
Our work sits at the intersection of media engineering and retro hardware: WebAssembly codecs, cycle-accurate emulation, and the tooling that makes both approachable.
HEVC/H.265 playback in browsers without native support. A from-scratch C++17 decoder compiled to WebAssembly, transcoding to H.264 in real time via WebCodecs — with drop-in plugins for dash.js and Shaka Player. Ships as an official HEVC playback sample in dash.js 5.2.1+.
1080p @ 60fps · 236KB WASM · zero dependencies · hevcjs.dev
A CPS1 arcade studio in the browser. Play 30+ Capcom classics, then open the studio tools: inspect hardware layers in a 3D exploded view, isolate YM2151/OKI audio channels in a piano roll, capture sprites to Aseprite and write modified tiles back to ROM. TypeScript + WebGL2 + WASM.
Source is currently private — try the live studio.
Small team, deep dives. We pick problems where the usual answer is "you can't do that in a browser" and ship the counterexample. Most of what we learn ends up either as open source or as a write-up.
Related: @oberplayer — our video player product.