bury.lol
The internet's graveyard — pixel graves for things that died
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The internet's graveyard — pixel graves for things that died
3 followers
Bury anything, forever: your dead sleep schedule, a failed side project, the group chat that went quiet. Digging is free this opening week — every grave gets its own permanent link. Strangers can press R to pay respects, also free. A flower or a candle is $1 and puts your name on the stone. No accounts. One procedural pixel renderer draws the whole site, the previews and the share cards. Built solo on Cloudflare Workers + D1.
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Hey PH — solo maker here. Groundskeeper, technically.
Two days ago I shipped a graveyard. bury.lol gives anything that died its own permanent pixel-art grave: your sleep schedule, a failed side project, the group chat that went quiet. Digging is free this opening week — every grave gets its own link, forever. Pressing R to pay respects is free too. A flower or a candle is $1, and puts your name on the stone.
The part I'm proudest of: there are no image files on the site. One procedural renderer draws every grave, every preview and every share card from the epitaph text itself — so no two graves look alike, and yours can never be drawn twice.
Strangers have already buried Procrastination, Google Wave, "My fear of AI" and one visitor's Google+ icon on his Joomla site.
No accounts, no feed, no algorithm. Just a quiet field that only grows.
Stack: Cloudflare Workers + D1, payments by Polar (merchant of record), pixels by one very tired renderer.
What would you bury first?