A hundred words. A whole world.
Tell us about a place that does not exist yet. We ask a few questions, then we build it: a small living island you can turn in your hands, tap, and wander through as the day goes by.
- You describe. A hundred words, no more. The limit is the point: it makes you say what matters.
- We ask. Two or three questions come back about whatever you left open. Answer at any length.
- We build. From your brief and your answers: an island with ground, water, weather, buildings, creatures, and a day that turns.
- You wander. Turn it, zoom in, tap the creatures, read the stories, leave something of your own. Share it with a link.
Describe a world
One conversation. A hundred words to open, then a few questions; answer those at any length.
listening
Gallery
Every one of these began as a hundred words or fewer. Open one to see the description and the conversation that shaped it, then turn it, tap the creatures, and let the day run.