31blocks.
Infinite structures.
Drag-and-drop. Saves locally. signup (if you want).
A slate is structured web content, finally.
Not a wall of text. A composition of chips: small typed objects that know what they are. A quote. A map. A countdown. A path. The slate renders them correctly, every time. You just write.
Four people. Four slates.
Same 34 chips.
- 01
A photographer publishes a year of weather.
IMAGE chips, PATH chips, MOMENT chips. Each one timestamped. Reorders by drag. Becomes a printable zine in one click.
MOMENTFirst frost of the season
Mt. Fuji · May 12, 2025 · 14:32 - 02
A founder runs an AMA every Friday at 14:00.
POLL chip for the week's topic. COUNTDOWN chip above. NOW chip says exactly what they're working on.
What should we cover in Friday's AMA?
Log in to vote - 03
A trail runner maps a 482-km journey across Hokkaidō.
MAP chip at every stop. JOURNEY chip strings them into a narrative. Coordinates become story.
- 04
A reader keeps a public commonplace book.
QUOTE chips. NOTE chips. LINK chips. The slate is the index. The chips are the entries. Searchable, syndicatable.
"Tools should adapt to the way you think, not the other way around.
"— Alan Kay
Sixteen worlds.
530 slates and counting.Every slate self-classifies into one of sixteen categories. Pick a world. Read what's there. Clone any slate as a starting point.
People follow people.
People follow slates.
Every slate is its own surface and its own audience. Discovery is curated by humans. Leaderboards aren't gamified; they're a record of what people are reading this week.
- 0slates published
- 0chips composed
If your slate makes money,
so do you.
Per-slate analytics. Affiliate commissions on LINK chips. Slate Credits when someone clones your composition. Paid out monthly. No middle tier.
- ·Real-time analytics for every chip and slate
- ·Creator referral commission on every sale you drive
- ·Slate Credits redeemable for cash or platform credit
- ·No subscription. No paywall on creators.
Open the playground.
Every chip unlocked. Every layout. The full surface, in your browser, right now.
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