rainlatch

A roguelike deckbuilder where every record is a real track: mix a night tour by key, tempo and mood.

A night clerk, a desk of papers, and letters whose addresses were torn, misheard or renamed.

Work nights in a data center where the tickets contradict each other and some racks only show up on the scanner.

A night train loops through five stops. One line of your timetable changes. Notice it before the doors close.

Run a pirate radio station over a sleeping city and move rooftops every time they find you.

Build marble machines on a big workbench, trade them as blueprint codes, and let them run through the night.

Draw gondola lines over a mountain city at night. Read the slope, place the towers, beat the storms.

Six damaged VHS tapes, a tracking knob, a head cleaner, and a note that asks you to erase the last one.

Two offline Windows PDF tools: a labeled page contact sheet, plus spec-driven page reorder and rotate with a CSV audit.

Black out, pixelate or blur secrets in any screenshot and export a PNG proven free of metadata. Offline, no account.

See why phone clips fail in your editor (HEVC, HDR, VFR, rotation) and get the exact ffmpeg fix command.

Two read-only Windows tools: see what moved between two drives, and prove an archive folder is still intact.

Pull the mic, desktop, game and music tracks out of an OBS recording as separate files. Lossless, in seconds.

Place limited repeaters to route a fading signal and light every stranded node before the storm.

Merge colored light tiles, but every mix adds a debt you must pay off before you run out of moves.

Flip rail crossovers in real time to route colour-coded trains to their matching stations.

Drop shifting blocks to match a dashed skyline outline in this pocket stacking puzzle.

Turn concentric brass rings until every gap lines up, then aim and fire a key through the lock.