NYFIR STUDIOSShort, first-hand records from active Nyfir Studios work. These logs document engineering decisions, tests and constraints without turning unfinished work into release claims.
These labels describe the current public development position, not release dates.
FigureDesk is being developed around a strict boundary: ordinary bookkeeping workflows should not be presented as verified until the complete path has been checked.
The work combines beginner-friendly inputs with traceable accounting output. Current development emphasizes complete ordinary workflows, document consistency and real-device verification rather than expanding the feature list for its own sake.
The local AI work explores how a small studio can run longer software tasks locally while preserving checkpoints, test results and a recoverable project state.
The engineering focus is reliability: command execution, persistent state, resumable work and regression tests. The first external project test is planned around DroidBake rather than treating the bookkeeping product as an experimental target.
Generating source is only one part of making an Android app. DroidBake explores the wider path from an idea to source, build output, testing and packaging.
Development notes distinguish source code, APK and AAB outputs and treat compilation and device testing as separate checks. The aim is a workflow that makes failures visible instead of hiding them behind a successful generation step.
VARKELD is an exploration of a Nordic-inspired interactive world where controls and presentation need to work on a phone rather than merely imitate a desktop layout.
Touch controls, camera behavior and readable action feedback are treated as design problems in their own right. The project remains exploratory, and these notes describe design work rather than a release promise.