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Project Meridian
A spatial commons for interconnected ideas.
Project Meridian maps ideas as a living network so builders can see clusters, bridges, and signals without the noise of endless threads.
Why it exists
Project Meridian reframes discussion as an idea atlas. Instead of isolated posts, it reveals how concepts relate, where disciplines meet, and which signals deserve deeper attention.
The experience is designed for builders who want clarity and momentum: a calm space to move from spark to structure to shared progress.
Idea atlas
Clusters, bridges, and signals surface context at a glance.
Depth on demand
Zoom from quick discovery to focused understanding without losing the map.
Built for builders
Researchers, artists, engineers, and founders working across domains.
Atlas over feed
Ideas live in context. The atlas makes relationships visible so builders can see where to explore next.
- Clusters of thought that form around shared themes
- Bridges between disciplines where breakthroughs happen
- Signals that distill what an idea is pointing toward
- Scale from personal experiments to planetary ambitions
Depth on demand
Move from spark to structure to momentum without losing the map.
- Instant discovery: what is this?
- Focused understanding: why does it matter?
- Connected exploration: what is nearby or unexpectedly relevant?
Built for builders
Designed for people who care about outcomes across domains.
- Researchers
- Artists
- Engineers
- Educators
- Policy thinkers
- Founders
- Designers
- Community organizers
Feature visuals
Graphic snapshots that explain the system at a glance.
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Other prototypes exploring adjacent domains.
