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A Digital Applications System for You · Est. MMXXV · Volume I

Product Catalog · Volume I

FunctionalWeb Applications

Independent games, instruments, and strange little web apps. Made by one person, free to use in your browser.

★ FEATURED · NO. 01NEW
D'olf gameplay: a golfer lines up a purple twelve-sided die on the first tee while his caddie, Bren, talks from a little TV in the corner.

D'olf

A daily round of golf where the die is the ball: swing it, watch it tumble, and score whatever face it lands on.

Play D'olf →
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The Application Catalog

10 applications · No. 01–10

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Games

NEW
NO. 01IMB-012-DO

D'olf

A daily round of golf played with dice. Pick a die, swing it down the course, and score the face it lands on.

Pick a caddie for the round. Bren lives on the seventh hole, in a tent, with the owners' permission.

How it works
  • Each die is a club, from the d20 driver down to the d4 putter.
  • Tap three times to swing: start, power, accuracy.
  • Low faces are good. High faces hurt.
  • A new course every day, the same one for everyone.
  • Works on phones. Sound on.
Play D'olf →
NO. 02IMB-011-CR

Crit Rollers

Bowling with dice. Roll for pins, stack multipliers, and spend tickets at the Pro Shop between frames.

Milosh runs the Pro Shop. He is running a special on used shoes.

How it works
  • Lock your aim, then your power, and roll.
  • Five frames per run. The face you roll is your multiplier.
  • Spend tickets on new dice and upgrades at the Pro Shop.
  • Weekly leaderboard. Works on phones. Sound on.
Play Crit Rollers →
NO. 03IMB-007-CW

Crossweird

Name any topic and get a custom crossword in seconds.

A gremlin writes the clues. At Savage difficulty it stops being polite.

How it works
  • Type a topic, tap a suggestion, or let the gremlin decide.
  • Grids from 5×5 up to 15×15.
  • Difficulty from Rookie to Savage.
  • Best with a keyboard.
Solve a Crossweird →

Instruments & Channels

NO. 04IMB-009-DV

The Device

A synthesizer you play by dragging across an oscilloscope. Stack four-second loops into a song.

It is bolted to something alive. The eye watches your hand, and there is a switch labeled WRONG.

How it works
  • Drag across the screen: side to side is pitch, up and down is tone.
  • Flip RECORD to loop four seconds, up to four layers.
  • Five knobs: waveform, resonance, scale, octave, arpeggiator.
  • Sound on. Headphones help.
Wake The Device →
NO. 05IMB-001-HC

Homechella

A pretend music festival on eight channels. Real concert footage plays around the clock, like live TV.

Tune in mid-set. Change the channel. Never watch an ending.

How it works
  • Pick a channel. The set is already playing.
  • Programming runs 24 hours a day, on Pacific time.
  • Sound on.
Tune in to Homechella →

People to Consult

NO. 06IMB-008-WC

What's On, Chand?

Tell Chand a mood. He recommends movies with trailers and where to stream them, or puts something on right now.

He is your roommate, he is thrilled you asked, and it's Chand, not Chandler. Chand's Picks airs Thursdays at two A.M. on public access channel sixty-three.

How it works
  • Type a mood or tap one of his suggestions.
  • Chand talks out loud. Sound on.
  • Old public-domain films play in full. Newer ones play the trailer.
Ask Chand →
NO. 07IMB-010-WS

Weather Squatch

Enter a US ZIP code and a Sasquatch reads you the real forecast out loud.

First you have to find him. He is asleep in a meadow, past the treeline.

How it works
  • Wander into the meadow until you find him.
  • US ZIP codes only.
  • Forecast from the National Weather Service.
  • Sound on.
Ask the Squatch →
NO. 08IMB-006-ST

Shabubu Tarot

Ask a question and get a five-card tarot reading, read aloud.

Madame Shabubu works out of Suite 4B in a strip mall. You get three follow-up questions. Then you must go.

How it works
  • Type your question and press Enter.
  • Five cards: Situation, Obstacle, Hidden Factor, Near Future, Verdict.
  • Three follow-up questions per reading.
  • Sound on. For entertainment only.
Visit Shabubu →
NO. 09IMB-003-CT

Carnival Worker Therapy Bot

Talk through your problems with a carnival worker who listens and gives advice.

He has run the same ride since 1987. He has seen worse. He may offer you a half-eaten corn dog.

How it works
  • Type to chat. He answers out loud. Sound on.
  • Not a licensed therapist.
Talk to the Carny →
NO. 10IMB-002-LC

The Lore Council

Paste in your fictional world. A panel of AI critics debates it over three rounds, then delivers a verdict.

Receive notes you did not ask for. There is no appeal.

How it works
  • Paste your worldbuilding.
  • Drag up to eight critics into the council's seats.
  • Press Convene. It takes about a minute.
  • Ask follow-up questions after the verdict.
Convene the Council →
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What People Are Saying

“I downloaded this. Then I closed my laptop. Then I opened it. The website was still there. I award this five stars.”
— Gregory P.
Middle-aged man, owns a computer
“Software! I love using it. Every day I think about it. Sometimes I forget what it does but I remember that I love it.”
— Ronald K.
Early adopter, Zone-3 beta channel

Who makes this

Imbadace is one person building small, odd things for the web: games, an instrument, and characters you can talk to. Each one starts from a single strange premise and gets built until it actually works. Everything here is free and runs in your browser.

Next up: more games, and a few more people worth consulting.

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