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Your own EPUBs, read properly in Thai. Twenty typefaces, on the device, offline.
Lodestar
เรื่องที่โรงเรียนไม่ได้สอน. A hundred plain-Thai answers to being a new adult — tax, renting a room, ประกันสังคม, fixing a running toilet, what to press the moment you've wired money to a scammer — each one written like a friend talking and checked against current 2026 Thai rules.
Palette Boy
Thai auspicious colour, computed from the real Thaksa wheel and matched to the one thing you are actually doing today, or on any day in the next fortnight. Five schools vote, the palette never touches your Kalakini, and the cover saves straight to your phone.
Ferryman
One ticket a day. Enter your birth once and every morning prints what kind of day it is, the part of your life it lands on, and all sixteen ยาม from sunrise to sunrise, each rated against your own Thai chart.
Douanier
An empty jungle hangs on the wall in an ornate gilt frame — sky, horizon, bare ground and nothing else. Sow a specimen and it grows up out of the earth; release a leopard and it walks off on its own. Twenty plants and animals, painted as one plate in Henri Rousseau's manner and then cut apart.
The Feel Lab
Twenty-nine interface tricks that make an app feel fast without making it faster, each one with a switch so you can turn it off and feel what you lost.
Settle
A few quiet minutes to come back to yourself — pick a practice and a calm voice guides your breath over a soft ambient bed.
Le Regard
Marie-Antoinette, painted in 1783 looking out of the canvas, now looks at you instead. A whole painted eyeball sits behind each eye and the iris rides across it, foreshortening as it turns away, because an iris that stays a circle out at the corner of a socket is a sticker and not an eye. Shout, and she gasps.
One or Two
A colour examination. It reads your skin the way a dermatologist would, then refuses to name your season and drapes you instead. Better with one, or two?
Benday
The 1879 dot process, pointed at a live face. Break yourself into halftone dots, CMYK rosettes or engraved lines, ink it, and run it through the press.
THE 43
A periodic table of the muscles in your face, and a trainer for the thirteen a webcam can honestly see. Watch a movement play out on your own face, then follow the arrows.
The Pigeon Gazette
Wave at the webcam and shoo a flock of newsprint pigeons off your desk. Thirty seconds on the clock, then you get a grade.
Foxfire
A cabinet of living light. Pinch the dark and a bioluminescent specimen is born on your fingertips. Open a palm to herd them, close a fist to snuff one out.
Dispatch
A newspaper printed from the future. Tap the masthead and one edition prints itself, front page down, with today's Bazi reading on it.
Aura Mirror
A mirror that reads the day you were born, then oozes an aura around you in the colour of that day's element.
Flappy Voice
Flappy Bird, flown with your voice. Hum into the microphone and the bird flaps. Stop humming and it drops.