In my late 20s, amidst the emotional turmoil of trying to figure life out, I had many intimate conversations with the universe.

In one conversation, I shared my dream to live at the top floor of a small apartment with a group of close friends...

...and to shape the primordial light of the big bang into new realities with our bare hands (a bit out there, I know).

Many years later, I went for a late night walk and thought back to that conversation.

I realized that my current profession, web dev, is shaping light into things people can use.

The problem with modern web dev is the distance between idea and reality seems small, but is often infinite.

It's like sitting down at a typewriter, only to realize it's missing keys and the carriage is misaligned, when all you want to do is write.

Hyperspace solves this by being the closest thing to shaping light with your bare hands that I've experienced.

It does this in a simple, yet elegant way: it allows HTML to overwrite itself. This makes each page on hyperspace a simple, malleable, document-like app.

It's my dream for the future of the web: simple and malleable.