The Story of Everything
From the first light of the universe to the planet under your feet.
Now playing in the engineKerr Black Hole — Surround
Music visualizer
Calm 3D worlds that hear music.
Every world in Everdust is a live simulation, not a video. Galaxies, black holes, living fluids, a slime mould that thinks without a brain. The music doesn’t sit on top of them. It moves their physics.
Worlds
Scroll, and each world turns to dust and becomes the next. Every frame on this page was rendered by the Everdust engine.
Galaxies collide
Two spirals fall through each other and tear into tidal tails.
Hear it
In Ferrofluid the bass is the magnet: past a threshold the spikes rise, and they sharpen as it swells. The mids turn the lattice and the highs light the studio. Every scene has its own mapping, and nothing is pasted on top.
Touch it
On Vision Pro your hands are part of the simulation. Particles flow around your fingers and swirl closed behind them. Try it here: move your cursor, or your finger, through the dust.
Bring it home
Switch to In your room and Everdust senses your space. Worlds rest on your real table, spill over its edge and stop at your walls. The fine lines here are the room as the app sees it.
Up close
Pull a scene apart with both hands. The engine spends its effort where you are looking: finer points, sharper surfaces, more of the pattern.

Walk into the painting
Van Gogh’s wheat field and Monet’s footbridge, rebuilt as hundreds of thousands of brush strokes all around you. Turn your head and the painting keeps going. The strokes sway with the bass.

Wheat Field with Cypresses, Vincent van Gogh, 1889. Public domain.
Delay Network
A living network of chaotic oscillators, each hearing its neighbours a moment late. In the breakdown they scatter; on the drop they snap into one shared loop. This one is running live in your browser. Poke it.
Tap a node to knock it off the beat.
In the app
A sculpture you can walk around: crowns of oscillators, delayed links you can rewire, a correlation floor, lag arcs, and a walkable bifurcation landscape, the road to chaos under your feet.
Open the full web versionThe library
Cosmos, chaos, life and minds. Surround worlds you stand inside, sculptures you walk around, and new ones in every update.










































Inside a mind
Some scenes show a language model at work: attention heads reaching back through a sentence, the residual stream, a thought’s path through the layers. Flip Words on and every light gets its token.


Stories
Chaptered journeys through deep time. Watch a chapter, then step inside its live simulation and read what’s real and what’s still a guess.
From the first light of the universe to the planet under your feet.









From tonight's sky to the last star, and what comes after.









Make your own
Type or say what you want to see. The Creator designs a live simulation, with its shapes, forces and colours and the way each one moves to the music, usually in under a minute. Then change it in plain words.
“a jellyfish of light that pulses with the bass”
Live, and listening
Everywhere you are
Full immersion, or In your room. Hands that stir. Sound that comes from inside the scene.
Coming soonA window into every world. Send music from your phone, or let it listen to the room.
Coming soonListens to Spotify or Apple Music as they play, and fills the screen.
Coming soonAmbient mode: a slow lap through every world on the biggest screen in the house.
Coming soonThe same worlds on Quest 3 and 3S.
In developmentComing soon
Join the waitlist for launch news, or ask for a TestFlight invite and try the beta on your own devices.