GAME ON
A living field of always-solvable sliding-puzzle photographs behind a clean grid, with a playable full-screen modal. A photoblog you can play. Yes, really.
COMING UP THE REAR!
No roadmap theatre, no investor promises, no dates. Three honest piles: running on live sites in beta, built but not released, and still on the drawing board. It ships when it works.
Pile one
Real people are using these on real sites. Rough edges are being found the honest way: by hitting them.
A living field of always-solvable sliding-puzzle photographs behind a clean grid, with a playable full-screen modal. A photoblog you can play. Yes, really.
An interactive photo viewer that is neither grid nor feed. Something stranger, shuffling into place.
The non-destructive photo editor and library. In closed beta and used daily on every photograph Sean publishes. Full tour →
Pile two
Built, working on the bench, not yet packaged and released. Close.
The SMACKTALK long-form editor grows up: mosaics render as real photographs while you write, Enter makes a paragraph, and no shortcode gibberish in sight. A photographic essay should look like one while you’re making it.
Design and preview your own skin visually, then push it to a live site without hand-editing the bloody thing.
A complete, understandable local copy of your photographs and portable data. Ownership includes the right to leave, and this is the door.
Offline comment moderation and replies for a whole fleet of sites. The inbound twin of COLD SNAP: read, decide, reply, sync when you’re back online.
One board showing whether every scheduled job on every site — feeds, updates, federation delivery, backups, integrity checks — is actually running. Catches a silently dead cron before it bites.
A GRAMOFSMACK skin with revolving-spear propaganda energy. Needs one more piece of artwork before it’s finished.
Pile three
Specified, argued over, not started. Listed so you know where we’re pointed, not so you plan around it.
Bring an old Blogger site — posts, pages, comments, labels, photographs — into a SMACKTALK site from a Google Takeout, without a live Blogger account. Copies the photos off Blogger instead of leaving fragile hotlinks. Sean has two old Blogger blogs to rescue; they’re the test.
Pull your photographs and surviving metadata out of an old or dying website before the lights go off.
Helps friends and family preserve a photographer’s work after they have died, so the photographs and surviving words do not quietly go dark. This one matters.
A clean, high-resolution portfolio skin with minimal chrome and nowhere for weak photographs to hide.
Four more skins in various states of half-built. They’ll get names on this page when they earn them.
[pullquote]Advertised in the appearance settings for months, never actually built. Small, embarrassing, on the list.
Off this page, because they shipped
Things that used to live on this list and now live on real sites. The full running log is on WOTCHA!