I built an operating system for my marriage.

MARRIAGE.OS is a fictional OS that treats a relationship the way software treats a system. It has a boot sequence, a live dashboard (trust level, comms uptime, a resentment queue, partner battery at 31%), a screen of the conditionals we actually run on (IF thermostat.touched_by(partner_a) THEN war()), an error log of every fight we've ever had (all resolved, eventually), and a shutdown screen that dims the lights and says goodnight.

The whole thing is a CRT terminal aesthetic: amber phosphor on near-black, scanlines, JetBrains Mono, a design system I kept consistent across all six screens.

How Wonder made it possible: I designed every screen with Wonder Chat, generating layouts from prompts and refining them on the canvas. The living glow behind the boot and shutdown screens is a Wonder shader, tuned by hand. Then I used Wonder's MCP to pull the design straight into code and ship it to a live URL. Canvas to code to deployed, no rebuild.

It's live here: marriage-os.gblackman.workers.dev

Link to Wonder file: https://app.wonder.so/user-b66760/files/019f161d-6250-7108-ab1b-6da6b3d02616

Twelve years of marriage, rendered as the longest-running system I own.

This is amazing

I've been designing two homepage directions for Bachi, a premium platform for booking private chefs, hibachi experiences, DJs, and bartenders and I genuinely can't pick. Help me out.🍽️ Which homepage would make you submit a booking request? 👇

B. I was impressed with the hero section on B. Who doesn't like watching a chef cooking?Option B gives a strong impression in the first 3 seconds about what this website has to offer. More deeply, this visual successfully stimulates the sense of smell, without looking like a restaurant website.