the layouts, explained ✧

2 min readupdated jul 2026

same content, different shape. here's what each layout is for so you can pick the one that fits how you want to show off ♡

the staples are the ones most people live on, stable and polished:

Deck is the tidy all-rounder: one glass card with tabs for your games, anime and links. clean and quick to read, great for most people. (new pages start on Simple; most people move to Deck.)

Arcade is the gamer take on Deck: the same tabbed card, dressed up like an arcade setup with your now playing and stats up front. built for when games are your whole thing.

Simple is just your avatar, bio and links. no board, no tabs, when you want it minimal.

Links is a clean link-in-bio stack, for when your links are the main event.

Diary is a cozy scrapbook page: your stuff laid out like journal spreads, with its own accent colors and section toggles. soft and personal.

the Experimental group is the fun, still-changing stuff. it's opt-in and may shift or need a desktop, so treat it as a playground:

Widgets is a board of your game and anime cards. pick Automated and we lay it out for you, or pick Manual and arrange it yourself (that part needs a desktop).

the rest: glowOS (a fake-OS desktop / phone home screen), Moon Locket (a locket that opens into your page) and Sandbox (a free-form canvas you arrange yourself). and Stickers (a scroll-down scrapbook board)

the Widgets layout
Widgets, with the Automated / Manual toggle

switching is safe: your content stays put when you change layouts, so try a few. see pick a layout for the how-to.

heads up: Experimental layouts are meant to be rough around the edges on purpose, and a couple only edit on desktop. they can change any time.

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