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Adaptive colour intelligence · v0.4

Adaptive colour and
design intelligence.

THE MAZE learns from visible response patterns to predict colour and spatial design preferences — quietly, in the background.

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How it works

Four quiet steps from looking to learning.

01

Settle into a calm session

A smooth gradient stream or a cinematic slideshow. No tasks. No questions. Just look.

02

Edge AI reads your visible response

An on-device model quietly observes how you respond. Nothing is uploaded. The session lives inside your browser.

03

Your preferences emerge

As you go, the experience adapts to what you respond to most — narrowing, refining, listening.

04

A calm report is generated

Results appear at the end: predicted favourite colour, ranked designs, and a confidence note.

Mission

We develop AI that understands the human — emotions, inner patterns — and quietly reflects what’s been going on in their life.

Privacy first

Your face stays on your machine.

THE MAZE is a research instrument, not a surveillance tool. Camera processing exists only inside the active session window. Nothing is uploaded.

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No raw video is stored
Only derived numerical signals are held in memory during the session.
No identity recognition
No face matching, no face embeddings, no biometric profile.
Local processing only
Models run in your browser. The session ends when the tab closes.
Results are estimates
Not a medical or psychological diagnosis. A measurement of visible response.
Use cases

Where THE MAZE earns its keep.

INDIVIDUAL

Personal colour discovery

A calm 5-minute session that surfaces the colour family you actually respond to.

STUDIO

Interior design review

Present three palette options to a client and walk away with a defensible direction.

PRACTICE

Architecture client presentations

Compare schemes for a renovation — courtyard, atrium, screened porch — under one report.

ACADEMIC

Research and affective computing

A reproducible setup for quantifying visible response to controlled visual stimuli.