Web Apps

It’s been about a month since I made a blog post. I haven’t disappeared. I’ve been refactoring. Which is why my astro apps have been winking in and out of existence on the web over the past couple of weeks.

This week marked a significant milestone for Dark Folio. What began as an experiment has matured into something much larger than I originally imagined, an editorial platform built on deterministic astronomical calculations, symbolic interpretation, human craftsmanship, and thoughtful reflection. Daily, Weekly, Monthly astrology features that can be delivered by pdf, html, widgets, or API The philosophy behind the project hasn’t changed since day one.

Today 'Gloopy' the Vogon Poet produced a poem, and I rather like it!

What happens when a wound remains unresolved, when a story is interrupted, when something precious has been lost and cannot simply be restored by conventional means? A Different Kind of Oracle TRY IT OUT ❤️ Click to Enter The Oracle The Harpies of Greek myth are remembered as winged monsters who snatched away food, carried off the guilty, and appeared wherever disorder and violation occurred. In the oldest stories, the Harpies are also forces of revelation. They disturb what

I got the best, stupidest, most absurd idea. And then I made it, in one day. May I present to you The Vogon Poetry Generator

Sonify your horoscope - transforming planetary movements into sound!

Mapping an 5,000 year journey from ancient scripts to digital futures Some projects begin as tools. Others begin as obsessions. In the wake of my essay The Long Memory of I AM, and while working on its companion piece, I Think, Therefore I AM, I found myself returning to a familiar question: How do words travel through time? Linguistically, culturally, mythically, geographically. Emotionally. As many of you know from my forensic folktale explorations, especially the Vasilisa