The Anti-App — one quest, no feed, no account, no telemetry

Step 1 / 4 · the draw

The app shows one quest. Not a list. There is no list. The quest below is computed in this page from the date and the minutes you type, using a fixed template deck and a seeded generator, so the same date and minutes always produce the same quest. No server picked it.

minutes you actually have

Step 2 / 4 · the camera

Opening the camera asks the browser for camera permission. The frame never leaves the device: nothing is uploaded, nothing is stored, no request is made. The page is a local file or a local server page, so there is no upload path even if it wanted one.

Step 3 / 4 · the proof

One capture. Then the camera is released. The numbers under the frame are measured from the captured pixels in this page: average luminance, dimensions, encoded PNG size, and a SHA-256 digest of the encoded frame. A digest proves the framed copy matches the one described here; it does not establish where or when you stood, and the page labels it that precisely.

Step 4 / 4 · the end

The closing action is the whole point. It ends the session instead of starting a new one. If the browser refuses to let a script close a tab that the script did not open, the page says which refusal happened and stops there. It does not offer a next thing.

How the design works

One action, then gone. A quest you can complete beats a feed you can exhaust. The page has four steps and no fifth.

Nothing to come back for. Streaks and daily rewards manufacture return visits. This page writes no cookie, no localStorage key and no storage of any kind, so there is nothing for it to remember you by.

The camera is borrowed, not held. The stream is stopped the moment a frame is captured. There is no background capture and no persistent device access.

The quest is reproducible. It comes from a fixed template deck plus a seeded generator, so the same date and the same minutes always produce the same quest. Generation — a model reading your situation — belongs to the real app rather than to this offline page.

The proof states its own strength. A local SHA-256 digest confirms that the framed copy matches the one described here. It does not establish where or when you stood, and the page labels it that precisely.

No telemetry. No request is sent, so no event, click, or duration is recorded anywhere.

Session ledger

Real numbers for this page and this run. The byte figure is the length of this document in bytes, measured from the loaded document, and it is a sample-data-free measurement of the file itself.

page bytes (own document)

controls that mutate state

network requests made

storage keys written

quests drawn this visit

captures taken this visit

refused mechanics

At 14px monospace with a 1.55 line height, one line of this page occupies about 21.7 CSS pixels plus its padding. That is the only formatting arithmetic used anywhere on the page.

Step 1 / 4 · the draw

Step 2 / 4 · the camera

Step 3 / 4 · the proof

Step 4 / 4 · the end

Session finished.