Short backstory, Opus 5.5 appeared to be so great at 3D modeling that I had no choice but to make something fun with it
I was always interested in anatomy and wondered how things actually work, as biology lessons with 2D pictures are the least clear stuff out there, so I built Bodylang, an open-source app that lets you chat/model/track your own body throughout the day and through the vast variety of all the situations that could happen to you
It's a bit early and not all the systems are present, but I find it truly insightful and fun to play with. I actually used another app to make Bodylang a desktop image (interactive, called Splash) on my second monitor, so I'm constantly interacting with it in the background
The LLM underneath works via your existing Claude Code subscription and its generally very cheap, mostly on Haiku/Sonnet
I was always interested in anatomy and wondered how things actually work, as biology lessons with 2D pictures are the least clear stuff out there, so I built Bodylang, an open-source app that lets you chat/model/track your own body throughout the day and through the vast variety of all the situations that could happen to you
It's a bit early and not all the systems are present, but I find it truly insightful and fun to play with. I actually used another app to make Bodylang a desktop image (interactive, called Splash) on my second monitor, so I'm constantly interacting with it in the background
The LLM underneath works via your existing Claude Code subscription and its generally very cheap, mostly on Haiku/Sonnet
Have fun!