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

Our favorite creative platform really doesn't stop surprising. So just the 6 days after the last rank up, tier went up again today, Contra nicely surprised with another small but sustainable growth and recognized execution quality once again. This is possible just because each and every one of you active and engaged community members in this beautiful supportive community, with a motivated spirit and thrive to move forward, tirelessly learns and colllaborates to widen the horizons, break the walls, dive in unknown, and let's continue doing it.

Congratulations @Bob Vasic 🎉