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UluP Spatial update
In just a few days, we have made good progress on UluP Spatial. What you can already do today
Grab and move nodes by hand
A pinch picks them up, carry them anywhere: the position saves instantly and is the same one you'll find back on Spaces from your computer.
Create a node by voice or typing
Hold to record your voice, or use the virtual keyboard if you'd rather type.
Connect nodes with a tap
The same connections you see on the normal Spaces canvas — created and shown live, following the nodes even as you drag them.
A task panel on your wrist
Open a node and its task list is right there, anchored to your wrist like a small smartwatch — your other hand stays free.
Focus mode for every task
Persistent notes and a pomodoro timer that keeps running even if you switch nodes or close the panel — it never resets by accident.
Attachments always within reach
See (and listen to, for audio) files already uploaded to a task, without ever having to leave the headset to check what's there.
coming really soon
ulupstudio.com/spatial
The detail that stands out is that node positions sync back to Spaces on the computer, because that is where this works or does not. Headset sessions stay short for most people, twenty to forty minutes before it stops being comfortable, and a pomodoro that survives switching nodes implies you are designing for longer. So the question worth answering is which part is genuinely better in there rather than merely bigger. Arranging things by hand in space is plausibly it, since that is spatial memory doing real work. Reading and typing usually is not.