
head of design @sesame
San Francisco, CA
Joined January 2007
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at @sesame we're building the most human interface for intelligence. we've got some big updates today:
- a new voice model making our characters even more expressive
- updated assistant with its own computer
- connect your own MCPs and other apps
sesame.com/journal/a-new-for…
Frames you love to wear, with an assistant you enjoy talking to.
Voice assistants available to everyone today. Glasses coming 2027.
This release is a step towards our vision—a voice OS on the frames that can connect to your tools, act on your behalf, and help you throughout your day.
iOS: ses-a.me/kdq6join
Android: ses-a.me/tessiois
well, if you were on the fence about the iPhone Duo i think i just found the reason to get one
there's an app called Tiny Computers that lets you use old computers like the iMac G3 and Commodore 64 in tabletop mode apps.apple.com/us/app/tiny-c…
tiny example - i have a personal project that stores my bookmarks/podcasts, does embeddings, summarizes, lets me chat + mcp with them among other things
i had the logo (stack of books metaphor) turn into a loading state when it's working. still needs a few more tweaks
claude and i went through a few dozen variations then i guided it on the motion i had in mind
nothing that hasn't already been said before but it's so much fun to be building with ai these days
i've been slowly working on an article for something and there's one interactive piece i use to show a concept. i gave opus a picture of a proprietary font that isn't available and a few minutes later i had it as a woff2 ready to use
and im finding myself using opus 5.5 a lot more for creating custom icons and getting them lottie friendly. you still need to be heavily involved (maybe run through 30 variations before you find a style you like, then tweak) but this is still pretty magical





