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Anaspace is a cultural exploration app for iOS. You hear a song, tap observe, and the app uses Shazam to identify the music while capturing your location and anchoring you in time. It builds a triad — subject, place, and time — and maps the cultural connections between them. Pivot on any dimension to explore how artists, cities, genres, and eras are linked, with curated music samples anchoring each node. The entire interface is a character-cell matrix rendered in JetBrains Mono, where waves of glyphs pulse across the screen as the app listens and thinks. Anaspace exists because algorithms have made music infinite and culture disposable. The app is fully data sovereign with no sign-in, no data collection, and no servers. The plan is to run entirely on device-side models, releasing as a free app with zero model cost. The app is available on TestFlight - email me (mobile@gmail.com)a with your Apple-linked email.

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