Lab

Things I wanted to exist, so I shipped them.

Six live subdomains. Household power prices, a two-player Sudoku, a family staredown, physics golf, a night crossing, and Earth and Mars time. Not decks.

Lab · Live data product

ePricing

A live view of ComEd hourly electricity prices so a household can actually decide when to run laundry, charge a car, or pre-cool the house.

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Lab · Family game

Sudoku Versus

A live head-to-head Sudoku game. Same puzzle, two clocks. Play next to someone on one phone, or send a link and race on two devices. Classic is a clean race. Battle adds strikes, reveals, and an advertisement you can drop on their board.

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Lab · Family reaction

Flinch

Ten painted staredowns on one phone. Ready. Steady. A wait that lies to your hands. Then NOW.

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Lab · Physics golf

Par Force

Nine holes of real flight, bounce, and roll. Pull back to swing, drag sideways to aim, and let gravity keep score.

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Lab · Arcade crossing

Lily Lane

Hop home across the night highway. Ride the river. Fill every pad before the clock runs out.

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Lab · Planetary time

Almanac

A book for the wait, and for the leaving. Earth clocks, Mars clocks, and the light between them — so a human can feel the differential, not just read an AU.

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The shelf is still open.

New labs land as subdomains — same standard: a real URL, a real problem, no slideware. If you have one worth building, say so.