Joseph Sorensen
Notchwright spectrum with a notch cut out of the mid band

Creations

Things I build when curiosity won't leave me alone.

Interactive experiments and side projects — astronomy, code, and whatever else I can’t put down.

Projects you can open and poke at.

These aren’t products with a funnel. They’re things I made because I wanted to see something clearly — and figured you might want to look too.

New · October 2026

Notchwright

A notched sound therapy bench for a blinded self-experiment: safety checks, pitch match, schedule, listening, and a log. Mixed evidence — the research page names the papers. Bookmark restores your session. Not a medical device.

Open

September 2026

Stamp

Drop an SVG or text onto any STL or 3MF, pick raised, flush, engraved, or knockout, and save a color 3MF ready for a multi-filament printer. Built for repeatable filament labels: logo, material, color, hex, Td. Runs in the browser. Nothing leaves your machine.

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September 2026

Lighthouses of the North Carolina coast

Six working lights on the Outer Banks and Cape Fear, flashing on their published USCG characteristics in real time — plus the dark towers that no longer shine.

Open

New · August 2026

Discernment Readiness

A self-measurement tool for intuitive and contemplative work — seven readiness domains, a practice log, weekly checks, and guardrails. Data stays in your browser.

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New · August 2026

What the eye actually delivers

Take the brain’s paint away — foveal acuity, colour falloff, and the hole in each retina — then map your own blind spot.

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Updated July 26, 2026

The View from the Pleiades

An interactive planetarium with time as its main axis — tens of thousands of real stars, three vantage points (Sol, Alcyone, and a field star), and a sky you can scrub across millennia.

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New · August 2026

Consciousness Corpus

Validation records for animals, people, things, and states of being — a shared checklist against consciousness markers, with exportable markdown for agent investigation.

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