i'm Shpitzi, an industrial designer. every tool on this page exists because something i was actually making needed it — a speaker that had to fit a cabinet, a wall piece that had to earn its pattern, a printed part that needed the right lattice inside it. i build the tool, the tool builds the thing. they're free, they run in your browser, and you're welcome to them.
built for — concept imagery and moodboards, without rewriting the same prompt twice
node-based prompt studio. connect nodes for role, context, subject and style, then compile a ready-to-paste prompt for any image or video model.
launch →built for — a pair of speakers i'm building
speaker box designer. give it a driver and it tells you which enclosures suit it, why, and what to cut — with the excursion and port-velocity plots that decide it.
launch →built for — the LED wall piece hanging in my place
generative pixel studio for a wall-mounted LED piece. hunt seeds, design palettes, curate a collection — then publish it and the sculpture picks it up over WiFi.
launch →built for — feeding the sculpture geometry it couldn't draw on its own
3d geometry rendered as a grid of symbols. procedural creatures or your own .obj/.stl, lit and turned, then quantised into cells — and handed straight to the sculpture studio to preview.
launch →built for — printed parts that needed a lattice the slicer wouldn't give me
infill studio for 3d printing. design the lattice inside the part instead of letting the slicer pick it — minimal surfaces, cells that grow across the object, wall thickness in millimetres. stl in, stl out.
launch →there's always a project that needs a tool it doesn't have yet. that's where the next one comes from.
nothing here is a demo. every tool got written because a thing i was making was stuck without it — and it stays as sharp as that job needed it to be.
every number comes with the reasoning attached — the tool teaches while you use it. a design decision you can't defend isn't finished.
i show work early to friends and people whose taste i trust, argue about the decisions, and change my mind in public. the tools are what's left over.
people i build with, and push each other to keep building. each one has a corner of this site that's theirs — their work, their words, their own look. none of it is mine, and that's the point.
small, self-contained tools for the things he makes — starting with a working guide to 48-hour cold-fermented neapolitan dough.
visit →a web app he built for his own use, hosted on his side and answering here. his description goes in once he's written it.
building something and want somewhere to put it? there's room. talk to me.
one build at a time — what got made, the decision behind it, the option i threw out and why, and the tool at the end of it. no noise, unsubscribe anytime.