EU-sponsored Project (SALAMI)

Germany · 2026 · Main Developer

The project is funded by the European Union through the European Regional Development Fund (EFRE) and the Ministry for Agriculture and Consumer Protection of North Rhine-Westphalia (MLV NRW). Standard chat interfaces force every interaction into a single stream of back and forth text. I built Creativity Engine to move past the typical chat model, treating ideas as physical blocks on an open canvas that you can move around, connect, and tweak over time. This setup makes it easier to test new UI/UX principles that keep the user in control. The user can do the following in the interface: generate ideas, mutate ideas or merge them together, apply UX personas that they can create in the interface, apply sorting algorithms and ranking algorithms constructed based on thorough research, and more. The chat is not completely removed, as the user can drag and drop elements and do operations in the canvas directly from natural language. As it is an ongoing project, more details cannot be shared and specifications will follow once the project is released. The program is currently being used by University of London, Goldsmiths and undergoing initial user testing and feedback.