Different lanes. Same move.
Everything here does one thing: it stands between people and something new — a technology, a science, a shift — and walks them across. Each venture has its own home; consider this the trailhead.
Spatial Apex
A spatial computing agency and education studio in Orlando — strategy, creative, media, technology, and training for the brands moving first.
Its flagship platform, ApexLink, is built for a shift most brands haven't noticed: by the end of 2027, the barcode on every product becomes a 2D code a shopper can scan — and that scan opens a page. ApexLink makes that page worth scanning: ingredients, allergens, nutrition, and origin, on the brand's own domain. Built on GS1 Digital Link, designed by a scientist so the data is actually right.
Evans HS · hands-on
FG Kids Inc.
Teaching teenagers the science of nutrition through the food of their own heritage — and making it stick with spatial computing.
The flagship Scratch Nutrition Lab is live inside Evans High School's Culinary Arts program: thirty heritage-rooted recipes, each a doorway into real nutrition science. In the Spring 2026 pilot, students rated the curriculum 4.6 out of 5 — none below 3 — and 94.7% said the science was easier to grasp because of how it was delivered. The goal: ten labs across Central Florida by 2030.
The books.
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Part story, part science, part cookbook — from grandma's kitchen to the science of flavor and function, with recipes across Land, Sea, Plants, Sweets, and DIY.
Get the book → Textbook · 8 modulesSpatial Computing: Volume One
A plain-English education in the medium where attention is heading — the textbook behind Spatial Apex's teaching practice.
On spatialapex.co ↗The Classroom
Six-plus years teaching nutrition science, biology, and research statistics at the university level. The daily practice behind everything else: making complex things usable.
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