A little tension. A new connection.
A glowing filament field that catches, stretches and releases near your pointer. Explore Neuro Noise and export the interactive WGSL effect for React.
Part of Aperveil Pro · Coming soon. The live demo, editor and downloads will open in a later release. Free shaders and blocks are available now.
THE SYSTEM BEHIND THE SURFACE
Inside Neuro Noise.
Neuro Noise builds a web-like field from recursive folds. Its local elastic interaction catches a nearby region, stretches it with the pointer and releases it into a damped recovery.
The network is procedural imagery, not a visualization of model weights, neurons or real graph data. Interaction is local and does not require clicking.
1.966 ms GPU timestamp median; p95 4.063 ms. 1440x900 @ dpr 1.5; Metal driver on macOS Version 26.6.2 (Build 25G83); measured 2026-09-05. This is a recorded headless sample, not a browser FPS or mobile-performance guarantee.
Scale
Density of the network; higher values give more, finer filaments.
Fold
How hard each pass folds the field. Higher tangles the network.
Strand sharpness
How thin and crisp the filaments are.
Bloom
Soft glow around the filaments.
Color Looks preserve these settings. Open the editor for all 13 controls.
APERVEIL PRO
Coming soon.
This Pro surface's demo, editor and downloads will open in a later release. Free shaders and blocks are available now.
Explore shadersTHE SURFACE IN CONTEXT
Made for a real interface.
Give a research-tool introduction a connected visual language. Use the field as atmosphere beside factual product content, never as evidence of an AI system's internals.
An independent research workspace
Follow the connections.
Keep the question, the source and the next possibility in the same place.
An illustrative layout. Your content stays in HTML; the shader sets the atmosphere.
A FEW USEFUL DETAILS
Before you ship.
What this surface does, where it fits, and where it stops.
ANOTHER WAY TO SEE IT
Keep exploring.
YOUR COLORS. YOUR CONTEXT.