The short version
One person makes a thing — a sweep, a name-draw, a potluck board, a gift registry — and shares a single link. No accounts, no app, no fees, no ads, no tracking. It's built and run in Australia as a side project, and the code is open source.
Story angles
- The Cup sweep that refuses to touch the money. Australians run hundreds of thousands of office sweeps on the first Tuesday of November, mostly with scissors and a biscuit tin. This one draws the board in a minute and deliberately handles zero dollars — the gold coins stay exactly where they've always been.
- The wedding registry drawn as the gift. Couples saving for something big show it as a pixel drawing; guests claim a part — a tyre, the snorkel, the $15 air freshener — and the picture paints itself in as it's funded. No platform fees; money goes guest-to-couple by PayID.
- Kris Kringle without the emails. The incumbent name-draw tools all want everyone's email address. This one works in the group chat: share a link, claim your name, see only your person.
Images
Free to use in coverage. Right-click, save.
Every image on the site is generated from declarative shape tables by a couple of hundred lines of code — no image editor involved — which is its own small story for the technically inclined.
Facts
- Free, no accounts, no ads, no tracking, no money handled
- Nine tools live; more each season
- Made in Australia; open source on GitHub
- Built on Cloudflare's edge network — pages load fast anywhere
Contact
Media enquiries: via the GitHub repository.