One prompt, many images: why I’m building Berry AI Studio
AI produces multiple images at once, and one prompt can accumulate many variations. I want a better way to revisit, review, and organize those results.
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THE BERRY · Aries
Hi, I'm Berry Wahlberg.
I build tools for writing, creating, and working with AI — making complicated work feel a little more natural.
About Me
Based in Shanghai. Curious about how things work, and how they could work better.
I like making tools because a small improvement can change the feel of an entire task. Fewer repeated steps, a file that is easy to find, an idea you can pick up again: these are good reasons to build something. I enjoy following an idea all the way from the interface to the code underneath.
I get particular about the quiet details: whether a save feels certain, whether a shortcut keeps your train of thought, and whether an AI result shows where it came from. Lately, I’ve been exploring calmer writing spaces, ways to revisit creative work, and useful boundaries for agents.
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What I Build With
Tools in context — each one connected to work you can explore.
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Desktop & local files
- Tauri 2 · Rust
- Atomic file saves in Taleno
- SQLite media indexes in Berry AI Studio
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Editing & interaction
- SolidJS · Milkdown / ProseMirror
- Vue 3 · virtual media grids
- Reading, writing, and source-code views
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Agents & services
- Python · FastAPI · LangGraph
- Costing and quotation workflows
- Separate reference data and write permissions
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Small web utilities
- HTML · CSS · JavaScript
- Canvas · image coordinates
- JSON and SVG annotation exports
What I’m Exploring
A few questions connecting the things I’m building.
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Writing
Can the interface follow your attention?
Taleno →Reading, drafting, and checking syntax need different kinds of focus. I’m interested in making those transitions feel like working on one document, not operating three separate tools.
02
Creating
How do you revisit a set of variations?
Berry AI Studio →One prompt can produce many images. I want to make it easier to return to those related attempts, look through the different versions, and keep track of the ones worth continuing.
03
Working with AI
Where should an agent stop?
Axiara →An agent can gather information and help prepare a quote. Deciding what counts as an official price is a different responsibility. I’m exploring how to make that boundary explicit.
Selected Work
Why these products exist, how I’m shaping them, and the decisions behind the code.
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Taleno
A Markdown workspace for moving between reading, writing, and source without losing the thread of a document.
Read the product story →02Berry AI Studio
A workspace for reviewing and organizing the many image variations produced from the same prompt.
Read the product story →03Axiara
An agent workspace for costing and quotation, built around traceable inputs and a clear boundary between reference information and official prices.
Read the product story →The Details I Care About
A few preferences that shape the tools I want to make.
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Your work should stay yours.
I like ordinary files, understandable exports, and ways to move on without starting over. A tool should be useful enough that you choose to stay.
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Small interactions deserve care.
Saving, switching views, finding something again — these happen all day. I want the interface to make their state clear without repeatedly asking for your attention.
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Keep the depth. Clear the path.
Simple does not have to mean stripped down. Useful power can live one step deeper, ready when you need it, without crowding out the task in front of you.
Have something in mind?
Open-source collaboration, product design, tool building, or a shared interest — I’m happy to talk. A rough idea, a curious question, or just a hello is a good start.
berrywahlberg@gmail.com