Six production-grade applications — a 3D open-world game, an on-device AI assistant, a clinic management system, a media gallery, and audio & GIF studios — all running on a proprietary native runtime, alongside a standalone desktop server orchestrator.
Genom operates across multiple architectural layers — from the web app surface down to Android system services. Each layer has a single purpose. The runtime disappears — the user's application is all that remains.
Each application demonstrates a different dimension of Genom's capability — from GPU-accelerated games to on-device AI to enterprise management systems.
On-device AI assistant with a 3-slot model architecture — a resident text model, on-demand vision analysis, and semantic embeddings. Routes every user message to the right tool automatically, no selection required. Zero cloud dependency.
Full clinic management system — patient records, appointments, billing, reporting, and Arabic RTL support. Runs completely offline on a single Android tablet. No server, no cloud, no account required.
Desktop app for managing multiple local web servers simultaneously. Real-time SSE dashboard, encrypted update delivery, hash-based state cache for instant startup, and Supabase analytics. Built in Python, ships as a standalone executable.
3D open-world game with procedural city generation, NPC state machines, runtime texture synthesis, soft-body physics, and a spring-damper follow camera. Built in PlayCanvas v2.18.1 and deployed as a native Android app.
Mobile audio editor with waveform visualization, multi-track mixing, and non-destructive editing. Full device filesystem access and background audio playback even when the app is minimized. Runs as a native Android app.
Video-to-GIF converter with a frame-level editor, timeline scrubbing, and 3-format export (GIF/MP4/WebM). Batch export via JSZip. Everything processed on-device, no uploads. Runs as a native Android app.
Local Android media gallery with native-speed chunked file streaming, instant video thumbnails, and full-text search. Reads directly from device storage. 5 tracked APK releases (v3.0 → v4.7) over active iterative development.
88 versioned build snapshots totaling 22 GB of compressed archives — one committed developer, one obsessive framework.