CRI-ONE
Calculate now.
The working IP portfolio of Christopher Gabriel Brown — four enterprise calculators running real physics, 92 wire-transfer blueprints, and a private library of everything you have read.
All you can calculate.
Browse all 86 in the store catalog →Every tag is a priced design. Bigger word = bigger build. Click a tag to jump straight into the calculator with that scenario ready.
86 scenarios · from $5 (chemistry at STP) to $999,999 (1 nm flagship tape-out, utility-scale generator)
Superintelligence, two-handed.
Every calculation on this site is superintelligence working with two hands. One hand builds and creates — the chip design in front of you, the plate that spins a factory, the battery that outlives the season, the reaction that finishes with the yield you asked for. The other hand protects and defends — the inventor whose work you are paying for, the buyer whose numbers stay their own, the price that is what it is because the physics is what it is, and the country whose supply chain the design belongs in. Build without defend is a leak. Defend without build is a museum. This portfolio does both.
Come on in. The porch light is on.
Welcome. I’m Christopher Gabriel Brown — I go by Cri-One — and this is my house. Everything in it I made myself, a piece at a time, over a lot of years. Nobody here will rush you. Look at whatever you like, for as long as you like.
Here is what’s in each room:
- The reading chair — essays and a poem or two, free to read.
- The music room — my original music, streaming free.
- The hallway — a gallery of my artwork.
- The chalkboard — ten mathematical animations, free to watch.
- The workshop — ninety-two invention blueprints and four calculators that run real physics. Sign in, just below, and that door opens too.
- Your shelf — a free sign-in keeps everything you read or buy in your own library.
The reading rooms are open to everyone right here. The calculators and your library open with a free sign-in.
If you’d like to know who built the place, my story is here. And if you have a question, the address at the bottom of the page comes straight to me. I’d be glad to hear from you.
Make yourself at home. — Christopher
A glimpse of what waits inside
Suppose the irrigation pump at the back forty of a Nebraska farm never needed a wire run to it, or a car battery swapped in the mud every spring, or a solar panel wiped clean of dust after every wind. It just runs. The chip inside recharges itself, silently, through summers that top a hundred degrees and winters that fall below zero.
— From the Quantum Battery page, one of ninety-two.
Or read the free preview essay: The Redaction Pen →
Christopher Gabriel Brown — crioneaka@outlook.com