Bounded experiments
The game can tune levels, pacing, and presentation. It cannot rewrite its privacy rules, evaluator, or release controls.
Play a short daily game. Your consented, anonymous signals help shape the next version—and our public ledger shows the evidence and decisions that have been cleared for publication.
Most games silently test players. Naly does the opposite. For each public version, we publish what changed and the evidence available for its decision. Internal candidates remain in the audit trail, but appear publicly only after a sanitized ledger entry is published. A winning idea must clear fun, reliability, accessibility, and privacy guardrails before promotion.
The game can tune levels, pacing, and presentation. It cannot rewrite its privacy rules, evaluator, or release controls.
Internal experiment memory keeps hypothesis, candidate, rejection, and rollback lineage. The public ledger is a moderated subset of that record.
The game records only declared semantic events after consent. With analytics off, no play or feedback is sent; only necessary assignment metadata loads the build.
We are deliberately starting with one polished family. A focused cohort teaches us more than a hundred thin, untested games.
Watch the grid pulse, replay the sequence, and help tomorrow's version improve in public.