Everything Grindshell is building: the online world, the tools, and the prototypes. The home page shows a curated few. This is the complete list.
An MMO built for your second monitor. Long skill grinds, asynchronous boss raids, and a player-run economy, all on a three-second tick that never asks for your full attention. Set inside a vast structure whose only honest answer to what happened here is: climb, dig, and find out.
A note-taking and mind-mapping app for tangled thinking. Ideas grow like roots. Every note can branch, link and surface unexpected connections across your whole web of thought. It began as the tool created to map a game world. It turned out to map anything.
JSON with the punctuation removed. Whitespace-delimited key/value pairs, bare keys, quoted string values, and comments, with none of YAML's guessing about what a word means. Every JSON file is already valid tot. Ships as a dependency-free Rust library and a CLI that formats, validates against a schema, and converts.
A small, statically-typed language for embedding calculations and dialog decisions into Grindshell. It borrows Lua's syntax but is a constrained subset, and compiles to native code with Cranelift. Built in-house for fast, predictable game logic.
The single home for Grindshell's dialog handling. It parses Markdown files with embedded Luau into dialog trees, validates them, and walks them against a caller-supplied VM. One crate to replace the separate implementations the editor and backend used to carry.
Smaller single-player games and experiments. Some will make it; others will not.