A sticker-bomb for the back of your laptop
Peel and StickThe things you are into, as die-cut stickers on your lid.
List a few things you are into, one per line. Each becomes a sticker on the lid - drag them where you like. One run rewrites the lines as sticker words and keeps names and put-downs off the lid.
1 What you are into free
Or drop a .txt or .json file here. Lines with an email, phone number, handle or web address stay off the lid.
2 The sticker sheet free
Kept off the lid
3 The sticker words metered
One run turns each line into two to five sticker words in your tone and keeps private names and put-downs off the lid. The page checks every sticker against your line.
Pricing as soon as the session is ready...
The reply could not be read. Here it is as it came back:
The page's check
5 Saved lids
How it works
Every line becomes one sticker. Its words decide its look: short words get a round, hexagon, starburst or shield badge with the picture on top; longer ones get a pill, tag, banner or speech-bubble label with the picture beside them. Colours come from eight sticker inks, never the same twice in a row. The picture is one of 26 - a cup, a loaf, a wave, a cat, a game controller and more - chosen from the everyday words your line uses.
The scatter is seeded: biggest stickers first, each at the first spot that touches nothing, shrinking a little if it must. Shuffle tries a new seed; drag a sticker (or focus it and use the arrow keys) to put it exactly where you want.
A lid is read by strangers on trains and in cafes, so the page keeps back any line with an email, phone number, handle or web address before anything is sent, and the run keeps lines that name a private person or put someone down off the lid. Sticker words may only reshape what your line says - no added numbers, titles or boasts - and the page flags anything that slips.