Nick Buser

An interactive visual essay on how whales — and animals more broadly — communicate, read by moving through it.

An interactive mechanism atlas over the GLP-1 drug literature, with every claim carrying its provenance, scope, and confidence.

An interactive explorer for mathematical ideas, built to be understood by moving through them.

An interactive explorer for physical systems, learned by direct manipulation.

An interactive explorer of computational-neuroscience models — neurons and networks you can probe.

A formal workbench for Brandom’s inferentialism — a deontic scorekeeper tracking commitments and entitlements across perspectives.

A self-hosted internal developer platform on my own hardware: git push an app and it builds, deploys, and serves on the LAN.

A full-stack explorer of notes and visualizations across thinkers and works, with an optional Lean 4 proof-checking seam.

Interactive grammar instruments for language study — drag a sentence apart, turn a register dial, swap a particle, and the grammar answers back.

An interactive model of circadian entrainment: how a biological clock locks onto light and other cues.

A browser strategy game built around its own ruleset and win condition.

A full-stack pantry and cooking tracker, instrumented end to end with OpenTelemetry.