Software from the underside of things.
Layer Zero is the software arm of Myth and Machine: tools for modified cars, neurodivergent minds, and people trying to coordinate on work that actually matters.
A build-first platform for modified cars and long-term ownership.
An interface concept for neurodivergent minds and different ways of thinking.
A collaboration space for ideas that do not fit neatly inside a single product or discipline.
Current software projects
Three threads under one banner. Each started as a problem we were already trying to solve.
A platform for modified car owners to document builds, understand their cars, and keep important details in one place.
An operating system concept designed for people who do not think in straight lines, and who need software to meet them where they are.
A place for collaborative work on concepts that cut across disciplines: software, fabrication, film, and publishing.
How Layer Zero works
There is no roadmap for Layer Zero in the usual sense. Everything is built slowly and in the open, with the aim of being useful to a small number of people first.
Problem-first, not feature-first
We build where we already feel the friction: the gap between cars and data, between attention and software, between ideas and coordination.
AI-assisted, not AI-led
We use modern tools to move faster, but decisions stay human. The goal is not scale for its own sake, but clarity.
Iterate until it feels right
If a project does not hold up in use, we change it, slow it down, or retire it. There is no obligation to ship something that does not feel necessary.