Media

The Media pack makes pictures and fictional conversations that stay editable. icon.place draws icons and Textmock makes fictional text conversations. Each keeps the work as a source an agent can revise, whether a drawing program or a chat script. icon.place’s drawing lab uses ALGAL where choice enters the work. The work stays editable after the first render.

Products

icon.place

icon.place is a library of editable vector icons and illustrations. Drawings open in an in-browser editor for styles, palettes, and parts, and export as SVG, PNG, or a recipe.

The library includes drawn icons adapted from Lucide, Tabler, Phosphor, Material Symbols, Font Awesome Free, Bootstrap Icons, and others, credited on each page. The lab’s construction system covers 14 visual languages. Models return data; trusted code builds the geometry and the SVG. In one selector study, Jev, TypeSafe’s hosted decision model, scored 37 of 40, a Qwen 1.7B model running in the browser 15, and a local grammar 22.

Textmock

Textmock lets you make fictional text message screenshots and animations in your browser. Write the conversation, time each message, and export a PNG, GIF, or MP4, or share a link someone can open and edit.

Write the messages and choose who sends each one, then export a PNG, GIF, or silent MP4 from the browser. Free exports use the iMessage style. Textmock does not send messages.

Built on

ALGAL is a programming language and virtual machine for agent programs that replay from a record of each step. It is covered in Tools for Token Maximalists.

How they connect

icon.place → ALGAL: records

In the drawing lab, each experiment runs as an ALGAL program in the browser, with Qwen3 models running in the browser on WebGPU to propose data. ALGAL records the compiled proposal, candidate generation and selection in one graph, and replay recompiles the drawing and checks the result. This is lab work so far; the live icon.place app does not use ALGAL yet.