Carrier

Synapse

Synapse is a zettelkasten-style knowledge base: capture atomic notes, link them with [[wiki-links]], and watch your web of thought light up in an interactive graph. Daily notes, a linked inbox, backlinks, and a constellation graph view — wrapped in a bold psychedelic-poster aesthetic (neon Monoton/Bungee type, magenta-teal-tangerine palette). A productivity template for thinkers who connect ideas instead of filing them in folders.

Kinoteka

Kinoteka runs a repertory cinema and film archive end to end: a 480-seat 1928 atmospheric auditorium with 35mm and 70mm projection, a 120-seat studio, a 40-seat viewing room beside the nitrate vault, 4,108 prints and DCPs, and a members' society of 3,800. The Programme Grid holds four weeks of screenings with original title, director, country and year, running time, format (35mm print, 70mm, DCP, 16mm, digital restoration), aspect ratio, subtitle language and whether burned-in or electronic, certificate, screen, showtime, the season it belongs to, the introduction or Q&A guest, and seats sold against capacity. Alongside it: the collection and print register with condition reports and vinegar-syndrome watch, a rights-and-bookings desk tracking distributors, licence windows, minimum guarantees and KDM validity, seasons and retrospectives in planning, a projection log by booth and operator, box office and yield, the members' society with tiers and renewals, venue and fabric, and a restoration slate. Members get a portal for what's on, priority booking and their own screening history. Built in the Polish Poster School manner — an asymmetric off-centre fold, a hand-authored vermilion-and-violet poster plate, hard offset shadows and monospace rails.

Carillon

Carillon runs a heritage bell foundry and carillon works end to end — a foundry board tracking every commission from loam mould to dedication rope, a tuning bench plotting the five principal partials in Hz against cents tolerance, melt and pour logs with alloy assay and pouring temperatures, pattern and mould shop records with inscription texts, tower surveys with load calculations and faculty consent, a national service round, carillon playing and recital programmes, and a client portal where a parish or civic client follows their bell's stage, tuning certificate and dedication date. Built in a strict Swiss International Typographic style — a visible modular grid, drawn harmonic-ratio constructions, tabular numerals and a single bronze-vermilion accent reserved for out-of-tolerance values.