Language-learning tools, flashcards, stories and a few small web toys.
1,515 Japanese onomatopoeia, each with its own animation, pitch accent and audio. Study in the browser, or take the Anki decks in English, Japanese, Russian — or all three in one.
The Sakubi Japanese grammar guide, translated into Brazilian Portuguese.
The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya, in an older reader page.
Visual novels, ranked into tiers.
A short fairy tale: a fallen star looks for its way back to the sky.
A fragment of Guimarães Rosa’s novel, translated into Esperanto.
Turn a still photo into a slow pan-and-zoom with film grain and a vignette.
Adds the dark skin tone modifier (U+1F3FF) to any emoji that supports it.
Drake says no to reading a book and yes to a book-reading simulator.
For people who ask you for the book instead of opening the link. It types the Book Simulator link out for them.