The prompt
The rule
Your draft stays in this browser, on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere, nothing is stored on a server, and there is no account to make. Clear your site data, or use a private window, and it's gone.
A prompt, one hard rule, and a box that tells you the moment you've pulled it off.
Your draft stays in this browser, on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere, nothing is stored on a server, and there is no account to make. Clear your site data, or use a private window, and it's gone.
An idea is not a game. One constraint tight enough to fight against is. There is only ever one, so nothing is unsolvable.
The constraint is the only judge. Nobody scores the writing, and nothing is submitted anywhere.
You could open the console and cheat in four seconds. You'd only be cheating yourself out of the fun.
Every round is assembled on the spot: a prompt from a shifting cast of people, places and objects, and one rule drawn from seven kinds. The meter under the box updates as you type and turns green the moment the rule is satisfied. Rules that aren't about length need at least 25 words before they can pass — otherwise an empty box would win.