Release room · Interaction study 0.1
Open a small
window.
Try Window Habitat now, then follow the native Mac companion as it develops. The study is playful, local, limited, and honest about what it is.
Available nowStudy.01 · July 2026
Current proof render · not final release artWindow Habitat
A self-contained interaction study for modern desktop browsers. Say hello, give it a name, watch its small rhythms, and close the window whenever you like. This is not the signed native beta.
Download HTML study ↓- Format
- Single HTML file
- Network
- None after download
- Account
- Not required
- Data
- Device-local only
In development
macOSNative habitat
Coming laterWindowsNative habitat
Coming laterMobileObservation mode
Being exploredWe will never turn an unavailable platform into a fake download button. Signed builds, exact requirements, and checksums will appear here when they exist.
Three quiet steps
No installation ritual.
- 01
Download
Save the single HTML file somewhere that feels like home.
- 02
Open
Double-click it. Your regular browser becomes the habitat window.
- 03
Leave freely
Close it or delete it at any time. The Scroon will not guilt or chase you.
What the study is
A study in presence,
not a claim of sentience.
Window Habitat is an interaction and visual-behavior prototype. It remembers only a nickname in local browser storage. It does not send data to Scroons.
It cannot think, feel, or replace human companionship. Its purpose is to explore a calmer relationship with a small made creature—and to make the values of the larger project tangible.
Known limits · α.01
Small on purpose.
- No cross-device memory
- No native desktop persistence
- No sound or notifications
- No account or cloud backup
- No automatic updates
- No hidden telemetry