Extend engineer Bo Lau created a website that simulates the desk environment of Elizabeth Holmes in 2016. The simulation allows users to interact with a virtual iPhone and MacBook Air running OS X El Capitan, reflecting the technology of that period. Users can access documents, emails, and texts made public during the United States v. Elizabeth Holmes trial.
The website provides an interactive way to review thousands of documents from the Theranos court case. Users can click through the virtual devices to view these materials, including the ability to 'run' the Theranos Edison machine. This offers an alternative to navigating numerous PDF files from court websites.
The project serves multiple promotional purposes. Lau is using the website to advertise a watch party hosted by Extend for Nathan Fielder's upcoming documentary about Elizabeth Holmes, titled 'You Can See Everything.' Additionally, the simulation promotes Extend's core business, which involves parsing, extracting, and splitting documents.
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An engineer at Extend developed a website that recreates Elizabeth Holmes' Theranos desk environment, allowing users to browse documents from the fraud trial. The project serves as a promotional tool for Extend's document processing capabilities and an upcoming documentary watch party.