Explorations built to understand the primitive, not offerings.
April 2026
acetilt is the primitive at its most tangible: lattice-keyed steganography running live in the browser. Encoding and decoding both happen on the page, so you can watch rotational encoding do real work without installing anything. It was built to understand the primitive, not to sell it. A thing to play with, not a product.
April 2026
This exploration takes the primitive into a harsher environment: messages carried inside ordinary images, sent through standard messaging platforms, surviving the recompression those platforms apply. That recompression is what usually destroys naive steganography; here the encoding is designed to come back out the other side. Realistic post-compression payload is on the order of a few hundred bytes per cover image. Patent pending, GB2608701.5.
April 2026
GDV Voxel puts the primitive to work in medical-imaging-shaped data. A voxel volume that reads as noise carries an encoded structure, and dragging the decode slider recovers that structure from the noise. The point of the exploration is the container itself: geometric structure as a carrier that lives inside data shaped like an ordinary scan. Patent pending.
