ABOUT / THE PERSON BEHIND LEMON

One person.
A growing idea.

Hi, I’m Giacomo. LEMON is an independent project, and I’m learning as I build it.

For architecture, product design and the work happening inside Rhino 9.

01 / AN HONEST BEGINNINGLEARNING. BUILDING. LOOKING CLOSER.

A new skill.
A familiar curiosity.

LEMON original mark

I started this project with no coding experience.

I’m developing LEMON with AI assistance while learning how the software works. The project will grow alongside that learning.

The ambition is clear: an independent real-time renderer that feels at home in Rhino 9, helping architects and product designers stay close to the model they are shaping.

That ambition still has to be earned through implementation, testing and real scenes. Each working result is one step in the process.

02 / HOW I WANT TO BUILD IT

With care.
And a clear view.

01 / HONEST PROGRESS

Show the work as it is.

Keep validated results separate from ideas, experiments and future directions.

02 / A USEFUL COMPANION

Respect the way you work.

Build around native Rhino workflows and the needs of architecture and product design.

03 / ROOM TO LEARN

Let the project grow.

Use feedback and practical testing to make the next step more useful.

WHERE THE PROJECT STANDS

Taking shape.
In good company.

LEMON is in development for Rhino 9. No public download is available yet. Release timing, supported hardware, distribution and licensing are still being considered.

The imagery in this development website preview is AI-generated concept work. It does not show LEMON’s current capabilities or establish its final output quality.

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KEEP EXPLORING / PROJECT NOTESClear about the image.

ABOUT THE IMAGERY

Ideas for the image.
Honest about the source.

AI-generated concept imagery. Not rendered with LEMON. These visuals do not demonstrate the product's current capabilities or final output quality. The optical sculpture, architecture and chair studies are illustrations, not Rhino screenshots.

The chair keyframes have approximate alignment. Comparisons illustrate materials and lighting; they are not ray tracing or DLSS benchmarks. The decorative surface and particles are original web effects.

Product demonstrations will use real Rhino scenes and output from validated LEMON builds.

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