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A practical hub for Solaris demos, use cases, and future hands-on tools.
An interface that generates itself
Solaris is an Interface World Model that renders each next frame as you click, drag, or type.
From fixed screens to generated experiences
Traditional interfaces select prebuilt states. Solaris generates what the interface becomes next.
- Accepts clicks, drags, and typed input
- Reasons about the changing visual scene
- Generates the next frame in real time
Traditional interface
Select a predefined state
Solaris
Generate the next state
The result is a continuously rendered interface that can remain visual, responsive, and open-ended.
Watch what changes, not just what moves
Each demo reveals a different shift: the scene becomes the interface, responses stay dynamic, and interactions remain open-ended.
What to look for
Each demo reveals a different shift: the scene becomes the interface, responses stay dynamic, and interactions remain open-ended.
What would you build with Solaris?
Choose a direction now. The first hands-on tools will focus on the use cases people want most.
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A playable scene without a fixed interaction tree
Imagine small worlds where people discover actions by touching, moving, and combining what they see instead of following a menu.
What you can explore now and what comes next
Solaris Playground Waitlist
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