A painted portrait of Dave in front of his overland rig, solar panels on the roof rack, pines behind him, holding a wooden sign that reads MOMATIO.COM, PERSONAL LAB — A painted portrait, not a photograph: Dave and his rig.

About

Dave Lalande

I’m 61. I overland in the spring, summer and fall, and I build the things I want to exist.

I’ve spent six seasons out on public land, four of them with Starlink on the roof. American Adventurer, at davelalande.com, came out of that: free and dispersed camps across 130 national forests and grasslands. Dispersed 3D is the game built on those same camps, on the real ground, under the real sky.

Momatio is the studio where the rest happens: the game, Momatio Play, the Asset Lab, and the experiments that came before them. AI agents do much of the building. I decide what gets made and what ships, and the work happens in the open: the Lab’s recordings, the game’s weekly releases and its public progress page.

TinyCorp, at tinycorp.ai, is the company behind all of it. TinyCorp Signal, at signals.tinycorp.ai, is the third site: build an options bot and backtest it on real 2024 to 2026 option prices as you drag, and watch prediction markets live on Kalshi and Polymarket. It is paper trading only; nothing real is traded.

momatio.comThe studio: the game, Play, the Lab davelalande.comAmerican Adventurer: public-land camping tinycorp.aiTinyCorp, the company signals.tinycorp.aiTinyCorp Signal: options bots and prediction markets The game’s progressEvery release, with pictures My page on Momatio PlayDispersed 3D, beside the other makers’ games

A 3D model of Dave in outdoor clothes, standing, rendered in the Asset Lab — Me as a 3D model, the camp neighbor you may meet at dusk in Dispersed 3D. An AI agent built it in Blender from my notes, and I checked it. Turn it around in the Asset Lab.

Get in touch Write to team@tinycorp.ai. Dave reads every message.