Worlds that exist right now. Each line is an address: paste it into a conformant browser and you are standing there. You can also read any of them as plain JSON without installing anything — a world is a document first.
Or open one right here. The viewer renders the same manifests in a browser tab — phone included, nothing to install. It shows you a place and its doorways rather than letting you walk around inside it; for that you want the browser.
Solar System
Planetary system consisting of the Sun and objects orbiting it
Songs for the Deaf
2002 studio album by Queens of the Stone Age
Ancient Rome
Roman civilisation from the 8th century BC to the 5th century AD
Albert Einstein
German-born theoretical physicist (1879–1955)
The Weavery
The Encyclopedia Atrium
The Commons
A warm, round hall where travelers gather and talk. At its heart, a plinth of the Thread itself; around it, room to meet. When presence is live, you will not be alone here — the point of a place is the people in it.
The Waystone
Where the ways meet. Every place on the Thread that others point to, gathered as veils and ranked by how many paths lead there. Step to any of them — or ask at the centre what you seek. The stone remembers every road.
The Wellspring
The source the Thread pours from — the resolver, the registry, the passport office. A small quiet room at the API's own address, living proof that any host can serve a world standalone.
The Vault
A deep hall of relics — the artifacts and residues the universe has left behind. Inspect a pedestal to read a relic's lore, or take a veil to the Grove or back to the Nexus.
The Grove
A quiet grove off the Thread where the living things of the universe gather. Pedestals bear the anima — inspect one to learn its nature, or step through a veil to the Vault or back to the Nexus.
The Menagerie
Animunda’s garden — the universal creature roster made walkable, animas roaming their enclosures.
The Feed
CoreFeed’s gallery — a living wall of what the ecosystem is making right now, updating as you watch.
The Cartographer’s Hall
Kartograf’s map-room — the shape of places drawn and redrawn, coordinates for every world.
The Table
Tastebud’s long table — recipes laid out plate by plate, the kitchen of the ecosystem.
The Haze
HazeChat’s parlour — companions half-seen in drifting fog, each a character you can speak with.
The Ledger Hall
Lønnlyst’s counting-house — ledgers of hours and wages, tallied under a cold clear light.
The Forge
Pixiel’s workshop — where raw prompts are hammered into images, video, sound and worlds. The tools of the makers.
The Nexus
The front door of the Thread. A great hall where every Pixygon world opens off a ring of veils — step through one to walk a pearl, or read the canon on the pedestals at the centre.
The Bazaar
A walkable market on the Thread. Each stall holds a real item — inspect it for its Codex entry, or buy it with your Passport. Step through the veil to return to the Archive.
The Archive
A walkable hall of the Codex. Each pedestal bears a canonical entry of the Pixygon universe — inspect one to read its lore, or step through the veil to the Bazaar.
The worlds above are hosted by Pixygon on a registry, which is a convenience and not the standard. The standard is the standalone tier: any domain serving /.well-known/thread/world.json is a place, with nobody's permission and no entry in anyone's list. This site is one — read it. If the registry vanished tomorrow, every standalone world would keep working; that asymmetry is deliberate, and it is how you can tell an open medium from a platform. If you would like a world of yours hosted here rather than by you, that is the registry tier.