Show the moment
Include what you were making, what happened, the steps that led there, and whether you used the browser or macOS app.
Tell me what happened—or what should exist.
Real work, ambitious ideas, and thoughtful criticism are all useful.
Have feedback?
Send a note to hello@meridianproject.studio.
Share an idea
Tell me what you were trying to accomplish. The desired outcome matters more than prescribing the feature.
Send criticism
Be direct. Screenshots and examples help me understand the gap between intention and experience.
Offer creative services?
I’m currently exploring a directory and marketplace for independent creators, with room to test both free and paid ways of working.
Tell me what you make, the services you offer, where people can see your work, and how you prefer to be contacted.
Tell me about your workA few useful details before you apply.
This is a small, private intake while the directory takes shape. Share only what helps us understand your work.
What happens after I apply?
I read each application personally. If it feels like a fit for the early directory, I’ll send a separate invitation to build the profile you want people to see.
What information will be public?
Only the profile details you choose in that later invitation: your name, a short introduction, services, and the links or contact method you want to share. Your application answers and email stay private.
Can I share social links or a portfolio?
Yes. The profile invitation makes room for a portfolio and social links, so you can point people toward the work that represents you best.
What information do you need from me?
For now, tell me about your practice, the services you offer, where people can see your work, and how you prefer to be contacted. Keep it useful; there is no need to share sensitive personal information.
Can I change my mind later?
Yes. This is an invitation, not a commitment. You can leave it unfinished, choose not to publish a profile, or ask to have your information removed.
Tell me more about what you’re creating.
Questions, ideas, and thoughtful criticism are welcome.