DYNT
Constructed geometry and physical response for existing HTML.
Two independent engines, framework-neutral core, React and Web Component adapters.
View project →Independent open-source lab
Open software,
made carefully.
AIBolt Labs builds focused developer tools and interface systems, then opens the source, documents the decisions, and proves the work through real examples.
Small catalogue. Public source. Practical intent.
The lab
Useful experiments deserve a public life.
We use the lab to move an idea through the difficult middle: from an interesting interaction to a package another developer can install, understand, test, and remove cleanly.
Not every study becomes a product. The ones that do are separated into clear packages, documented at the boundary, and maintained in the open.
Project catalogue
Formation studies
Line-led arrival, enclosure, reveal, and withdrawal.
Nine profiles with one reversible lifecycle and dynamic discovery contract.
Open studio →Kinetic studies
Directional tilt, cell geometry, and contact-led waves.
Bounded response that keeps native content and application semantics intact.
Open studio →Featured project
DYNT
An open-source interface system that adds visible construction and physical response to the UI you already own.
@dynt/formation
Construction is a lifecycle.
Interfaces are located, enclosed, revealed, withdrawn, and deconstructed through measured geometry.
Study Formation →@dynt/kinetic
Contact has a location.
Surfaces tilt from the real input point and send turbulent waves through configurable cell fields.
Study Kinetic →How we work
Begin with the behaviour.
Define what a person should perceive, what causes it, and where the system must remain quiet.
Build the difficult part.
Test the real browser, lifecycle, accessibility, and performance constraints before polishing the story.
Publish the contract.
Ship source, packages, examples, limitations, and enough documentation for independent use.
Latest field notes
Geometry that responds
How Kinetic connects contact location, directional tilt, cell waves, and semantic content response.
Interfaces that construct themselves
Why Formation uses viewport travel, reversible geometry, and explicit lifecycle phases.
Introducing DYNT
Formation and Kinetic are now independent, framework-neutral interface engines.
From the workbench
Integrating DYNT
Install one engine or both, then enhance matching HTML from a single boundary.
Formation profiles
Compare construction geometry and reversible withdrawal in a live package runtime.
Kinetic response
Isolate directional tilt from turbulent cell waves and inspect each cause.
Built in the open
Read the source. Try the packages. Question the decisions.
DYNT is public under the GPL-3.0 license, with owner-reviewed contributions and independently installable npm packages.