Project Z turns a single goal into a 15-to-30 waypoint course, plotted entirely by a local AI engine on your phone. Nothing is uploaded, nothing is tracked — the chart never leaves your pocket.
Project Z isn't another checklist. It's a small set of instruments, each doing one job precisely.
Give it any discipline — orbital mechanics or oil painting — and the on-device engine lays out an ordered course of 15 to 30 waypoints, shaped to that specific goal.
A local-first sandbox, full stop. No cloud database, no telemetry, no account. Every waypoint you chart is owned, stored, and processed on your device alone.
A quiet, high-precision interface for builders who notice detail — brass-toned panels, cartographic type, and motion tuned to feel like a real instrument.
This is a simplified web preview of the on-device engine. Try one of your own, or pick a course below — the real app runs this entirely offline, on your phone.
Project Z is written entirely in SwiftUI with a sandboxed SwiftData layer — no third-party backend, no remote API for your data to pass through.
Every view is rendered through Apple's native declarative framework — no WebView wrapper, no cross-platform compromise.
Charts are parsed and persisted through a sandboxed on-device model layer, built for instantaneous read and write with zero lag.
The chart engine runs its inference locally, ordering waypoints by dependency rather than difficulty alone.
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