I brought together a group of creative technologists, designers, and builders in SF to explore "software as content" and push the boundaries of what software can be. What if we made software the way we make videos, memes, or other creative media? To express ourselves, entertain, experiment. We saw everything from a playful game made as a birthday gift with inside jokes, doodles coming alive and playing with each other, passion projects about meteorites and pets, creative 3D tools, a whimsical SimCity-meets-Ghibli version of San Francisco, and entirely new ways of interacting with computers. I also gave everyone a first look at the new @getdiffer, where anyone can post, share, and remix software as easily as sharing content. Some projects were personal, some artistic, some playful, and others pushed the boundaries of what an interface can be. For us, software as content is an early expression of our broader vision for adaptive software: software that's personal, that can be shaped by anyone, and that evolves through the people who interact with it. Huge thanks to everyone who demoed and joined us! ❤️ @nuwandavek @mandyymakes @rupertmanfredi @premiumtantan