Ship's Log

Ports of call, in reverse order, as the blind poet keeps them: a verse to set the mood, the facts beneath it. Every verse is quoted verbatim from a public-domain translation — Homer, Hesiod, or Aesop — never invented.

31 August 2026

"And now I will remember you and another song also." — Homeric Hymn XXV, tr. Evelyn-White

The harbor, rebuilt

The site catches up with the fleet: Ariadne joins the harbor front and the chart, each tool now carries its tale, and the workshop film plays at anchor on the home page.

August 2026

"…their senses were the same as before, and they remembered everything." — Odyssey, Book X, tr. Butler

Ariadne v1.0 — the thread holds

The lab's second tool reaches the Chrome Web Store: vertical tabs that never lose anything.

August 2026

"Deeds, not words." — Aesop, The Boasting Traveller, tr. Vernon Jones

Cyclops v2.2 — the quiet capture

Capture without a tab ever opening: file in your folder, PNG on your clipboard, and the page never changes under you.

18 August 2026

"…come now into this house… draw near, and withal bestow grace upon my song." — Homeric Hymn XXIV, To Hestia, tr. Evelyn-White

The harbor opens

This site goes up: a home port for the fleet, a chart of the voyage, and a porch for the philosophy. Built by hand, no build step, no analytics — view source and see.

August 2026

"Quality, not quantity." — Aesop, The Lioness and the Vixen, tr. Vernon Jones

Cyclops v2.1 — the popup is gone

One click now captures the whole page. Everything else moved into the icon's right-click menu.

August 2026

"…let it be your care to order your work properly…" — Hesiod, Works and Days, tr. Evelyn-White

Cyclops v2 — rebuilt on the lab's design system

August 2026

"…they took their places and smote the grey sea with their oars." — Odyssey, Book IX, tr. Butler

Cyclops v1 — first landfall

The lab's first tool ships: full-page screenshots, saved into date-organized folders, free, collecting nothing.