SIMONE
SCHEUER
I believe self-actualization is the biggest unsolved problem of my generation.
Portland, OR // CS @ PSU // she/her
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I believe self-actualization is the biggest unsolved problem of my generation.
Portland, OR // CS @ PSU // she/her
I started recording myself, my conversations, my writing, and feeding it all into an engine that could reconstruct my mind, just so I could take it apart and see where I was getting stuck. What I built wasn't a mirror. It was an effigy.
A psychology-based synthesis of your mind, designed to support self-awareness and create the insight necessary for behavioral change.
Effigy helped me map myself and understand my long-term goals, but understanding wasn't enough on its own. I needed something that could convert my big-picture vision of my life into the organized minutiae of the day to day. That's becoming.
A fully personalized AI life-organization system built around your goals, values, and routines.
Hypnotic spiral generator. Parametric curves, exportable SVGs, infinite rabbit hole energy. Named after the Junji Ito manga because obviously. Great for hypnotizing my roommates.
An algorithmic experimental music generator. Inspired by Aphex Twin and Boards of Canada, named after the greatest musician I know.
A fog-of-war urban exploration app for iOS. Walk around your city and reveal the map as you go. Totally free, no account, no tracking. I noticed nothing like it existed so I built it.
I wanted to learn mouth trumpet so I built a pitch detector that combines everything I liked from existing ones under one free roof. Works great as a PWA.
I'm Simone! I'm a twenty-year-old college student studying computer science in a very strange time for it. But I'm not deterred by the nightmarish job market or the looming "death of knowledge work," because there has never been a more exciting time to be an ideas person!
When I'm not building stuff, I'm taking care of my 72 houseplants, yapping about philosophy, or playing my guitar and harmonica.
Want to talk? [email protected]