Interactive surfaces
Tools you can actually use
Each one opens in your browser and works offline. No accounts, no tracking, nothing sent anywhere. They count things; they never score you, and you make every mark yourself.
The product · playable end to end
Living Learning Kit
Pick a subject, draw a colour lens, take a skill card, go outside, and bring back one honest line. Then press your own badge. No evidence, no claim. Badges build up as a set — there is no ranking.
LearningOffline-firstSelf-verified
Teaching Grades 1–5? There is a school edition, made with the educators’ own content analyses: seven curricular subjects, printable cards for when there is no screen, a two-page teacher’s guide, and a consent protocol your school finishes itself. Download the folder and it runs with no internet at all.
The front door · तर?
ter-bot
One hook, one practice card that matches it, तर? — then nothing until you come back with something you did. It is built to make you leave: the sooner you close it, the better it worked. What you bring back joins a set. There is no streak.
ConversationalNothing leavesNo streaks
Session instrument · ऐका
Aikā — play a session
Hear one story. Question it, move it, make it, hear it differently — then press your own mark. Seven colours, one seed. No score, no winner, and nothing leaves your device.
LearningSeven coloursNothing leaves
Witness deck · card maker
Shabdayātrā
A diary of words you went looking for. Record where a word travelled, or why you refused it, and stamp where it came from. The dictionary points; it never answers for you. Export one card at the end — keep it, or give it to the commons.
LanguageCard exportCommons
A citizen's deck · nine cards
The AI Usage Cards
Nine plain-language ways to say what AI did in a piece of work, what stayed yours, and what you checked. Carrier, Spark, Lantern, Path, Loom, Mirror, Forge, Stream, Compass. Fill one, press the mark, show it.
DisclosureNothing leavesNo scores
A teaching instrument · a map, not an exchange
Social Commodities Explorer
Seven things everyone needs and nobody owns: what each is, who tends it, what public evidence exists. Then try to make one tradable and watch the moral hazard surface. Every contract ends at "do not deploy".
Commons mapGoodhartStores nothing
A protocol · v0.1
Listening Protocol
Five steps for a group that wants to hear itself: Core Map, Event Preferences, Connection Card, Reflection, Pulse. Six rules, four roles, three outputs. Written plainly so any group can run it without us.
ForkableOne promiseAsync · sync · async
Printable, offline, one card at a time. Draw one, do it with what is already at home, and leave a note of what happened. Every deck follows the same four steps: do it, show it, check it, give back. All four decks are listed with their provenance in the commons.
Card deck · green
dāna — money that comes back
Built from a live Rang De peer-lending pipeline · 1 card · do it, show it, check it, give back
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Card deck · multi
Getting to Philosophy
Wikipedia's 'Getting to Philosophy' crossed with LOFL · 7 cards · do it, show it, check it, give back
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Card deck · multi
the knowledge-garden prism
Grown from 7 saved bookmarks · 7 cards · do it, show it, check it, give back
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Card deck · multi
tend the garden
A rabbit-hole through knowledge gardens, wikis and pattern languages · 5 cards · do it, show it, check it, give back
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