Small browser-made things for curious moments—some to play, some to learn from, some to make with.
The shelf keeps growing.
Solve a mystery. Find a new word.
Write a few lines, or set an idea in motion.
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Every witness tells the truth. Put the people back in the rooms, and let the scene reveal the answer.
Inspired by Murdoku: the pleasure of reconstructing a crime scene, one spatial clue at a time. Murdoku ↗
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Read the record. Test an identity. Follow the evidence through a compact browser mystery.
Inspired by Clues by Sam and that satisfying moment when a few small clues finally fit together. Clues by Sam ↗
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A case, a web of relationships, and a question: which explanation survives the evidence?
Inspired by Murdle: follow the evidence, rule out the impossible, and work your way to one answer. Murdle ↗
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A strange story is only the beginning. Choose your questions and uncover what really happened.
An original Good Thing project. We wanted the questions you ask to be part of the mystery itself.
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Turn your own photos into private language lessons. Find words for the objects, actions, and relationships you can see.
An original project sparked by the photo vocabulary lessons people share online. What if you could make one from a photo of your own world?
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Make room for a small challenge. Explore games built around memory, attention, and logic.
As AI takes on more everyday thinking, we wanted a little place to pause and work through a challenge ourselves.
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A playful painting studio for trying colors and bringing three-dimensional objects to life.
Born at the 3D-printing workbench. We wanted somewhere to try a palette and find inspiration before picking up a real paintbrush.
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Turn a photo or illustration into a hand-drawn animation, privately in your browser.
An original Good Thing experiment: we wanted the shortest possible path from one still image to a small, shareable drawing animation.
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Slow down with a line of poetry. Copy Chinese, English and Japanese classics by hand in your browser.
An original Good Thing project: a quiet space to write a few lines by hand, without scores or a rush to finish.
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A free Grade 1–4 daily set with 12 curriculum-aligned mathematics questions and three questions each in Chinese reading, English reading, and science.
An original Good Thing project for families who want one small, predictable learning routine without creating an account or turning every answer into a score.
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Read small bilingual Chinese stories, explore how characters are built, and practise writing online or on paper.
An original Good Thing project for children growing up with English who understand some spoken Chinese and want more support with reading and handwriting.
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Click to raise a colorful little town by the sea, then dive into an underwater garden. Roofs, bridges and gardens grow into place on their own.
An original Good Thing toy for people who like slow, pretty things: no score, no timer, just a town that becomes yours.
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A tiny glass case on your desk with a whole world inside: day and night, four seasons, storms and snow, and a village that keeps its own chronicle.
An original Good Thing desk toy: slow, pretty and a little alive, made to sit on a second monitor and be glanced at.
“I wish there was a little thing for that.”
That’s how most of our projects begin.
A puzzle we can’t stop thinking about. A photo we want to describe in another language. A 3D print waiting for its first coat of paint. We turn those moments into things you can actually use.
Some projects grow from things we love; others come straight from everyday life. We credit the sparks and keep finding our own way. The next Good Thing does not need its category decided in advance.
Good Thing✳Small things, thoughtfully made.
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