Questions, answered.

Dream Meridian is an experimental software studio under Void Lattice. It builds intelligent software that listens, observes, understands, and acts. Every product begins with the same playful question: what would a machine dream of being able to do?

Void Lattice is the parent company. It focuses on serious, deep-technology engineering and has its own products. Dream Meridian is its experimental software studio, where the curious, playful, and sometimes impractical ideas go to grow up. The two are kept separate on purpose.

Yapivo (voice control for macOS), Ekkovia (screen capture and experiential memory), Copibara (a privacy-first clipboard manager for macOS), and Lythoryn (photo pose and framing guidance on iPhone). More are in development.

Dream Meridian was founded by Saul Flores Jr. It's a small, independent studio. When you write in, a person reads it.

It's the studio's working premise. If a machine could dream, it might dream of having a voice, learning to see, or remembering what happened. Each product gives a machine one of those capabilities. Some of the ideas are practical. Others are strange, or simply interesting enough to pursue. We build them anyway.

Each product has its own privacy policy that describes exactly what it collects and why, and that policy wins for that product. Dream Meridian does not sell personal information. This website itself doesn't use accounts, ads, or tracking cookies. See the Privacy page for details.

Start with the support page on that product's own site. If you're stuck or not sure where to go, email hello@dreammeridian.com with the product name, your device and OS version, and a short note about what went wrong.

Yes, please. Send a dream to hello@dreammeridian.com. The strange ones are especially welcome.