Where does your frame sit?

A picojoule isn't very meaningful in isolation. The thermometer below anchors the receipts on physical landmarks: the Landauer floor (kT·ln 2 at room temperature, the lower bound for one bit of irreversible work), a single floating-point multiply-add on commodity silicon, one second of microwave, and one kilometre in an electric car.

Your last measured frame — averaged across every exhibit you've opened on this device — is plotted as the live marker (white, on the right). Each exhibit drops a cyan dot at its per-frame energy as you open it. The receipt is computed in your browser against the Landauer floor and a TDP envelope. Nothing is uploaded.

The violet dots on the left are the canonical mgai-meter receipt — one per cascade tier, baked in at build time from the substrate's pinned reading. They show where each tier's representative operation sits regardless of which device the page is viewed on.