Software that goes hard.
Built to fix real problems, not to farm your attention. Your data stays on your phone, every screen has one job, and nothing here is a subscription trap.
- Two apps on the App Store
- Playable in your browser
- A new puzzle every day
- Open source where it can be
- No accounts, ever
Start here
10 modulesPlay right now
Open a tab. Nothing to install, no account.
Chicken or Egg
Which came first? Six things, three tries, once a day.
Six things from history, dragged into the order they happened. Every day hides a pair most people get backwards: the fax machine before the telephone, Nintendo before Ford, television before sliced bread. Three tries, a grid to text your friends, no account.
Play today's 02Polyester Pete
Night of the Neon Lounge.
An adult comedy adventure in text and pixels. Type what Pete should do, click the floor to walk, score out of 100, and die a great deal. Plays in the browser, no install.
Play it free
On your phone
On the App Store. Your data stays on the device.
Sign of the Times
Signature analysis, every day.
Sign your name. Your strokes get measured on your phone and read in plain language. Each morning your day is scored out of ten. Handwriting analysis, not astrology.
Get it on the App Store 07 Just shipped
Unstuck
Say it, start it.
A voice-first, shame-free focus app for ADHD brains. Speak a task before it slips away, shrink it to one stupid-easy first move, and start a session that makes time visible. No streaks to break, no guilt when you put it down.
Get it on the App Store 08
JWKR
A map that knows your taste.
Most maps rank places by what everyone else thinks. JWKR ranks them by what you think, then writes each day of a trip like a chapter and hands you the pen.
Join the betaMake something
Tools that turn a night, a recording or a face into something you keep.
Make your own Chronicle
Every night you play becomes a chapter.
Install a small World of Warcraft addon, play, log out, and drop one file on a page. A chapter of your character's book comes back, written from what actually happened, in the voice you choose. Mac or Windows, no account.
Make yours 03Cutaway
A night of recordings, cut to the part worth watching.
Most of a night is walking. This reads every recording from one date, scores it second by second for motion, drops the loading screens, and hard-cuts the best moments together with your words over them — then uploads it to YouTube and posts it to X.
Get the toolkit 04Masque
Your character, on camera.
Send one photo of yourself at your desk. Get back a painted version of you that sits in your webcam box, follows your face, blinks while you think, moves its mouth when you talk, and captions what you say. Your real room stays behind it.
Commission one 05Rambleon
Your Azeroth adventure journal.
Play normally. Rambleon quietly remembers the night, and when you log out it hands you a timeline, a story page with your screenshots, and a journal chapter written from what actually happened.
Install itWear it, read it
02 shopsThings that arrive in the post
Two Etsy shops, both printed to order. Nothing sits in a warehouse waiting for you.
Cassidy Darkstar
For the people still up at 2 a.m.
Original shirts for raiders, road-trippers and second-set people. Hand-set lettering and painted scenes, no borrowed logos and no band art — just the in-jokes our people already say out loud. Hats and hoodies are on the way.
- Main Healer: Keep Them Alive tee$27.99
- Camp Before the Raid tee$27.99
Unc'pher Studios
The story your kid made, printed as a real book.
Make a story in Kid Made Books, then type the code into the listing and it comes back as an 8×8 hardcover with your child named as the author. There is a Halloween one too, with a costume to pick.
- Your child's own story, hardcoverfrom $12.99
- Personalized Halloween storybookfrom $11.04
The Chronicle of Cassidy
A book that grows by a chapter every night Cassidy Darkstar walks the roads of Kalimdor. Written from what happened, illustrated with his own pictures, published unchanged.
Begin at Chapter IHow these get made
No accounts, no analytics, no backend unless the feature truly needs one. Every claim in an app is one I can point to evidence for. When something ships to TestFlight, the story of how it got there is on the product page. The Lab has the experiments that never became products.