Daily Surprise · 15 Aug 2026

Commit Loom

A tactile repository time-lapse. Every file becomes a horizontal band of cloth; every commit becomes a raised knot pressed into it. Scrub the shuttle back and forth and watch the fabric of a project get woven, one commit at a time.

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The Cloth
Knot height = lines changed Knot colour = who wove it Faint = not woven yet Drag sideways on the cloth to scrub

Shuttle

Keyboard: space weave / pause · step a commit · Home / End jump to either selvedge.

Knot Inspector

Tap a knot on the cloth, or move the shuttle, to inspect a commit.

Sort the Threads

Take It Off The Loom

Exports exactly what is on the cloth right now — the same filters, the same shuttle position. Files are generated in your tab and saved straight to your device.

Weave your own log — paste git output, nothing leaves this tab

Run this in any repository and paste the output below:

git log --pretty=format:"%h|%an|%ad|%s" --date=short --numstat --reverse

Also accepted: --name-status instead of --numstat, the plain commit / Author: / Date: format, and logs in either chronological direction. Author emails are discarded during parsing and never displayed.

Commit list — text view of the cloth

Every knot in the current filter, in order. Selecting one moves the shuttle.