A comprehensive and growing directory of unicode tables for typed non-emoji characters that one might be using often for esoteric, occult, or ither adjacently-niche subject matters. Also includeS heiroglyph characters, runic letters, old englich letters, obscure punctuation, and more.

This tool has been rebuilt and upgraded. Browser-based deck explorer applying the sitemaster's own computational topology model to Tarot; Users can practice and learn how to read/process Tarot as a system of functional interfacing. Shuffle the full 78, tag pulls with polarity, phase, orientation, and suit badges. Expand notes for deeper study.

Enter your height and weight, and it calculates the step-by-step logistics and timeline of sinking to your doom in a giant vat of shilajit resin. Educational? Sure. Necessary? Absolutely.

The editor tool has been rebuilt and upgraded. The new version supports JavaScript, includes Find/Replace, and reports errors with line/location details. Preview runs sandboxed, so you can test your code safely. Auto-saves your work locally in browser where only you can see them, so you'll be able to come back and find your files still waiting for you right where you left off from.

A single-file research outliner that runs locally in your browser. Build nested outlines, add a source library, and insert citation keys directly into notes. Auto-saves to local storage (so your work is still there when you return), and exports clean JSON, Markdown, and BibTeX for easy backup and portability.

Choose a historical pyramid profile (Khufu, Khafre, Menkaure, Red, Bent, Meidum), set a height, and it scales base, slant height, edge length, surface area, and volume. Shows face angle and ancient seked (palms/fingers per cubit). Exportable PDF spec sheet.

Printer-friendly 12-month calendar for any year you enter, automatically marking moon phases and solstices/equinoxes. Print with Ctrl + P (or right-click --- print).

Enter an integer "n" to get counts for faces, edges, vertices, and other geometric delights.

Converts names or phrases into functional electronic schematics: closed-loop circuits, SVG diagrams, SPICE netlists, and layouts for perfboard/stripboard. Practical and divinatory.