Ultraniche Experiments in the future of software.
Experimental software

Exploring the future of software.

AI is changing how software is built and how we use it. Ultraniche explores what that means, through small, practical experiments.

Project Titan — ten apps. Ten weeks.

Ten apps. Ten weeks.

A practical investigation into whether MCP can make software simpler, more useful and open up new kinds of applications.

Why Titan exists
Week 01 / 10 1 launched · 1 next · 8 to come
  1. 01Launched

    Traintrackr

    Live UK train times, right inside your AI chat.

    Read about Traintrackr
  2. 02Next

    Tally

    Full-screen interval timer with workouts managed by AI.

    Coming next
  3. 03Soon

    Gondola

    Sync your ski trip over AI chat, meet your friends on the mountain.

    Coming soon
  4. 04To be revealed
  5. 05To be revealed
  6. 06To be revealed
  7. 07To be revealed
  8. 08To be revealed
  9. 09To be revealed
  10. 10To be revealed
What we’re exploring

Three questions.

Project Titan is one investigation, but Ultraniche explores a broader set of questions about the future of software.

  1. 01

    The interface

    How might AI change what an application needs to show, and what can be handled in conversation instead?

  2. 02

    The economics

    If AI makes software dramatically cheaper to build, what new kinds of small, specialised applications become viable?

  3. 03

    The architecture

    How should AI assistants and applications work together, and what role might open protocols such as MCP play?