UltraWall is out on Steam today. It started as a proof of concept that AI can
build a full Windows desktop app, and that doing it is a lot easier now than it was just six
months ago.
I built it because I was tired of how Windows handles wallpapers across multiple monitors with
different resolutions and sizes. In UltraWall you can compose one image across all your
displays, or detach a display and crop, pan and zoom it on its own. You get several scaling
modes, and a live quality readout shows how each screen will look before you apply
anything.
The trailer below was made with Opus 5.5 and my own prompt generator.
Trailer Launch trailer, 30 seconds. Loads from YouTube
when you press play.
What's next
I have a long list of planned features, including live wallpaper support, an experimental
3D/Gaussian feature, and a free mobile version for Android and iOS for anyone who buys
UltraWall on Steam. I plan to keep adding features and curated wallpapers with future
updates.
Follow along
More news will land on this page, along with notes on building software with AI. I'm also
starting live streams on YouTube this Friday, October 2. I'll post the link here once it's
up.