Type one character — its meaning is painted into the strokes

Yang4

Photograph any machine, see inside it (museum cutaway)

The notes everyone photocopies before the exam — for your topic

Photograph any object. Get its museum-grade info card.

Any topic, as the wall poster that finally explains it

Turn a concept into a poster my students actually look at

Any historical figure's social profile, faithfully imagined

Measure your kid in animals, against their own wall

Tash5

Ten minutes of Spanish built from stuff I actually like

dhruv_p2

Tonight's vegetable, photographed back home where it grew

ash 🌿1

A stranger reads your bookshelf (brutal, accurate, cited)

Photograph your bookshelf with the spines readable. Back comes a profile that cites a visible book for every claim, the ones you never opened included.

A month somewhere, not a week everywhere

Name the town, the month, and what you do most days at home. You get a month built on becoming a regular, not on sightseeing.

Photograph the kid in their helmet. Get the fit-check, drawn on.

Describe an animal that should exist. Get its wildlife photo.

Your street, before there was a street

The trade your surname remembers, photographed at work

Your garden at 2am, one honest flash photo of the night shift

KT4

Turn your running shoes over. They've been keeping notes.

Photograph the sky, learn what's coming and why

Photograph the sky overhead and say roughly where you are. It names the clouds and gives a forecast for the next 6, 12 and 24 hours.

At the porthole, three thousand metres down, something arrives

Where the ants are going: your pavement, at ant height

Your kid's bug, immortalized as a field guide page

Jenna2

You, standing on the Moon, Earth over your shoulder

dhruv_p2

Your one bookshelf, grown into the library it deserves