Demo - App Ecosystem

_{Part of the Kireji Project}
^{omnia ex una linea}

The Demo App Ecosystem serves as the unified host for all applications demonstrating the Kireji Project. It represents a multi-origin app ecosystem that uses the Kireji Web Framework so that all apps share a single, unified state encoded in a URL, enabling cross-origin task-switching and a powerful, portable save-state system.

The Kireji Project

The Kireji Project poses a question: What if we could treat every web page as a point in a unified, mathematically mapped space?

Repo	Purpose
MPHF	Coordinate System ^{A bijective coordinate system for hashing structured data}
Kireji	Web Framework ^{A reactive web framework with MPHF routing}
Demo	App Ecosystem - ★ You are here ^{An example app ecosystem demonstrating the project}

Demo Applications

These applications are in alpha and still undergoing research and development.

^{EJ's Notebook}

Essays and notes about the concepts that drive the project.

^{Part Viewer}

Explore the demo app ecosystem and its component parts using an IDE-style application.

^orenjinari

The portfolio of the project's resident artist, showcasing the unique aesthetic she brings to the project.

^Glowstick

Explore the app ecosystem through the lens of an open-world pixel art game.

^{desktop.parts}

Experience the app ecosystem with a familiar operating system look-and-feel.

Coming Soon

These applications coming soon!

^kireji.io

^core.parts

^{abstract.parts}

^user.parts

Tech Stack

The ecosystem is built on a minimal dependency stack. It is powered by the Kireji Web Framework and uses Vanilla JavaScript with no third-party dependencies to ensure a fully self-contained, auditable runtime environment.