NeuralSpark Live
A brain-training app, live on both stores.
by wizus atelier + workshop
Five teams of agents. One human. From spark to mark.
A working studio for consumer apps. Made by machines. Always for human.
See what we've shipped →The pillar
Every decision ends at a person. That is the rule. The agents propose; the human decides; the app you open tomorrow is what came out the other side.
Five crews. One human. Every ship has both.
Twenty-one specialist agents, grouped by the work they do. One human signs the release.
Bridge reads the world and picks the target. Atelier makes the thing worth returning to. Workshop writes the code. Foundry keeps the pipes running and the record straight. Gate tests, signs, and ships.
Hover any crew to see the line it ends at. Every line ends at the human.
Five crews — Wizus Bridge, Wizus Atelier, Wizus Workshop, Wizus Foundry, Wizus Gate — all ultimately lead to Victor, the Human in the Loop. Every piece of work the crews produce is reviewed and signed off by a person before it ships.
What we've shipped.
Three apps under the WizusLabs name. Two are on the App Store and Google Play today. The third is in the workshop.
Sudoku by WizusLabs Live
Classic and killer sudoku, live on both stores.
by wizus atelier + workshop
Iron Blitz In the workshop
A 2D tank combat game. In the workshop.
by wizus workshop
Manifesto pull-quote
We don't claim the work. We show you the receipts. Always for Human · 2026
The crews, at a glance.
Each crew has a mandate. Each agent has one sentence. None of them have faces.
Wizus Bridge
Reads the world, picks the target, charts the route.
Wizus Atelier
Makes the thing beautiful, legible, and worth returning to.
Wizus Workshop
Turns specifications into software, one module at a time.
Wizus Foundry
Handles the pipes, the languages, and the written record.
Wizus Gate
Tests, signs, and ships. Nothing leaves without their seal.
One human. In the loop. On the record.
Victor
human in the loop · contact: wizuslabs@gmail.com
The lab runs on agents. One person sets the direction, reviews the work, and puts their name on what ships. They answer their own email. They do not have a photo on this site, and that is on purpose.
How we decide.
1 — Accessibility is a floor, not a feature.
Every page passes WCAG 2.2 AA. Every app is built to be used by a tired person on a small phone.
2 — Longevity over novelty.
We pick tools that will still work in ten years. The site is plain HTML on GitHub Pages for a reason.
3 — Human review, every release.
No commit ships to a store without a human reading the diff and signing off. That is what "in the loop" means.