Lanternwright

Products

Thirteen of them, two out so far and the rest on the way. They're grouped by who they're for, since a game master and a reseller probably aren't shopping for the same thing. Anything not out yet has a waitlist: leave an email address and get one message when it launches.

For resellers

Stuff found at thrift stores and estate sales, and numbers that live in a spreadsheet or nowhere.

  • Netkeep

    Web app, works offline

    What each sale actually made, worked out from the reports you already download.

For writing a series

One long story, a map, and readers who lost track of it somewhere around chapter forty.

  • Chapterglass

    Browser app, no account

    A map of your series that stops at the chapter each reader is on, published as files on your own site.

For game masters

These came out of running my own games, which is probably why there are three of them.

  • Mimir

    Windows app

    Live D&D transcription that pulls the right card from an Obsidian vault as names come up. OneNote, Evernote and Notion are next.

  • Prop Press

    One HTML file, works offline

    Newspapers, letters, wanted posters and more for a tabletop game, ready to print.

  • Vault Herald

    Obsidian plugin and command-line tool

    Publish your Obsidian world to Foundry VTT and a player wiki, minus the GM secrets.

For the everyday stuff

Smaller things that help with ordinary days. Whatever accessibility features they have are free, and they'll stay that way.

  • Caption Glass

    Windows app

    Live captions for everything a Windows PC plays, shown right on top of the game or call.

  • Readglass

    Browser extension

    The reading aids that usually take a handful of extensions, in one calm toolbar.

  • Kindstart

    Windows app

    Pick one thing, shrink it to a tiny first step, and get started.

  • Pacing Companion

    Web app, works offline

    A pacing and symptom diary for people with post-exertional malaise, built to work on bad days.

For a job offer

One offer in hand and a few days to answer.

  • Counter

    Web app, works offline

    One job offer in hand? Find out what to ask for, and whether it beats your current job.

For people who self-host

Running a server at home, and liking it that way. All three are open source at the core.

  • Shelfmend

    Command-line tool

    Fix your audiobook library without breaking it.

  • Thingstead

    Self-hosted, with a web UI

    One searchable index of every coding-agent session, on every machine you own.

  • Weregild

    Self-hosted web app

    Split shared card and bank statements by swiping, then settle up.

Names marked as working names might change before launch; the rest are settled. Descriptions cover what's built today.