Garden remembers weekly reviews
Garden Planner now opens with a return brief that remembers the last weekly review, collects carryover work, separates recent journal notes from upcoming tasks, and keeps old backups compatible.
Open GardenProduct log
Small changes, kept readable.
A compact record of what shipped, what got removed, and where the product shelf became easier to understand.
Garden gets deploy guardrails
Garden Planner now has source-of-truth checks that keep the live nonno copy ahead of archived standalone files, block accidental standalone Vercel links, and verify the newest weather, weekly review, export, and calendar alignment features before production deploys.
Open GardenGarden gets a weekly command center
Garden Planner now turns the dashboard weekly mode into a working review loop with quick one-off tasks, progress counts, weather-aware risk context, task snoozing, and a weekly journal recap.
Open GardenThe traffic dashboard becomes a workbench
The private traffic dashboard now has a global site focus, per-site summaries, sortable and exportable page tables, device and event breakdowns, UTM campaign reporting, and a recent-activity feed powered by the Supabase traffic summary.
Read product logRingside Calendar starts reporting in
Ringside Calendar now installs the shared nonno traffic tracker from its deployed app shell, posts page views back to the first-party collector, and appears in the private dashboard alongside nonno properties.
View siteA private first-party dashboard lands
nonno picked up an admin-protected, noindexed traffic dashboard with shared tracker code, a Supabase-backed event collector, durable page-view storage, site and page tables, referrer reporting, CSV export, and deploy-safe verification checks.
Read product logLinkline gets server-side telemetry
Linkline now reports lightweight server telemetry for starts, finishes, difficulty, solve timing, hints, checks, and reveals, giving the project a durable way to understand how the daily chain puzzle is being played.
Play LinklineLinkline gets its Expert teeth
Daily Linkline now has Easy, Medium, Hard, and Expert puzzles with difficulty-colored pages, solve timing in the HUD and share card, a reset button, reverse-order chain acceptance, and an Expert mode with snaking layout, no hints, no partial feedback, and its own tougher puzzle pool.
Play LinklineThe Daily Games card gets quieter
The homepage Daily Word Games card now points to the hub more naturally, with lighter Grapple and Quest choice rows plus a clean hub row for status, streaks, and both boards.
View homepageDaily Games gets a better lobby
The Daily Games hub now has a more distinct ritual feel: tiny themed boards, local played-today status, streak chips, and a cleaner daily reset strip for Grapple and Quest.
Open gamesDaily games hand off better
Grapple and Quest now feel more like a pair: each game has a Daily Games switcher near the title, and the finished-result modal points players to the other daily puzzle.
Open gamesDaily games get their own hub
Grapple and Quest now share a Daily Games page, with cleaner cross-links from the homepage and between the two five-letter games.
Open gamesLaura turns 37 🎂
A tiny birthday burst for Laura's 37th: cake, confetti, and one very official spot in the log. 🎉✨
CelebrateDaily games share one shelf spot
The homepage now groups Grapple and Quest into a single Daily Word Games card, keeps each game description next to its play action, and gives the latest-note strip a cleaner row beneath the hero.
View homepageThe product shelf gets a sharper first read
The homepage now opens with a tighter shelf, aligned product previews, a clearer latest-note strip, and shorter proof chips so each live product is easier to scan on desktop and mobile.
View homepageDaily Grapple gets closer to the real ritual
Grapple picked up Wordle-style tile motion, a dismissible result modal, local stats, share output, and a few wrestling easter eggs with matching local sounds.
Play GrappleThe private bench gets cleaned up
Stack came off the hidden Labs shelf for now, while Shift kept moving as a private prototype with better run feedback, local debug controls, sharing fallback, and tuned production balance.
View siteThe shelf gets stricter
The homepage now keeps the public product shelf to three live tools, moves experiments behind a hidden Labs page, and runs a verification check before release so prototypes do not drift back into public view.
View homepageDaily Grapple feels finished
Daily Grapple now has a 132-word wrestling answer pool, local stats, streaks, a completed-game result view, and a countdown to the next word.
Play GrappleThe small-site guardrails improve
The site moved to Astro 6.3.7, the production audit is clean, and a dedicated site verification script now checks public-shelf, sitemap, noindex, and OG-image assumptions.
View siteThe arched-window mark lands
The arched-window mark is now used across the favicon, manifest, and headers. It gives nonno a softer first signal than a generic app icon while still staying small enough for product UI.
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