Software that doesn't ask you for anything.
No account. No form. No cookie banner, because there are no cookies. Nothing to delete afterwards, because nothing was kept.
THE WORK
01 here. 13 cities, live Police reports and official weather alerts on one map, fetched straight from the publishers as you look at them. Every record says how precise it is and when it was filed. 02 two. Two people, one link Six games for exactly two. Draw, arrange, interpret, or move together, or go head to head. Share the link, play on separate browsers, and the room disappears within a day. 03 almanac. 13 cities, by month An illustrated calendar of seasons, sky, festivals and wildlife. Every date comes from the people who publish it, and the moon and sun are computed for each city's own clock. 04 sage. Your file, your device Tasks, a log and notes in a Markdown file on your own disk. Plain commands work in every browser. In Chrome, a model on your device reads plain requests, and nothing leaves your computer.THE STANDARD
- Nothing is saved. No accounts, no analytics, no local storage. Closing the tab is the delete button.
- One dependency, at most. Everything else is the browser you already have.
- No backend we run. Static files. Nothing that can go down at three in the morning.
- Say exactly what is and isn't known. An unavailable source is shown as unavailable, never filled in with a guess.
- Reachable without a mouse. Every visible thing has a keyboard path.
- Quiet. Important information only. Nothing between you and what you came for.