How it works
Each bloom is assembled from layered rings, stems, sparks, and a tiny procedural title. The archive reuses that same deterministic language so each day feels like a little saved exhibit.
daily signal browser gallery
Signal Garden
Signal Garden is a tiny browser gallery: every UTC day gets a shared field, the newest broadcasts live below as a browsable archive, and you can still plant your own glowing nonsense whenever the mood strikes.
blooms0
sky moodviolet hush
weather modeviolet hush
last specimennone yet
field sourceopen field
residentvacant terrariumwaiting for a reason to exist
planting hintMove your cursor to aim a bloom. Click to plant. Press U to undo.
curated field highlights
Gallery picks
A few hand-picked fields live here on purpose: load one, share one, or use one as a starting point before you start planting your own glowing bad decisions.
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recent broadcast archive
Daily signal gallery
Every UTC day gets one shared deterministic field. The archive keeps the latest broadcasts close so the project can behave more like a tiny living gallery than a one-button curiosity.
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Prompt
Browse the recent archive, load an old broadcast, then start planting on top of it if you want to break the museum glass on purpose.
Field log
The garden keeps a tiny running diary of your session, preserves whole layouts in shareable links, and now treats the daily signal like a lightweight public archive.