About

Gradients, transitions, and textures have always been an essential part of my design process. In virtually every project I develop, these visual elements help create atmosphere and identity. But there was a recurring problem: every time I needed a new background, it was starting from scratch.

I searched for inspiration, but they rarely fit perfectly. I needed something that was mine, generated on demand, with full control over colors, shapes, and movement.

That's how AuraWall was born — a tool I needed myself. But as I developed it, I realized it could be useful for other developers and designers facing the same challenge. That's why, from the start, it was designed to be open source: open code to be studied, adapted, and improved by the community.

Today, AuraWall already serves as the background engine on some sites I've produced. The next step is to make access even easier through a public API, allowing any developer to generate procedural wallpapers directly from their projects.