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NO LOCK
—— static ——
Hiss. Wingbeats. Somewhere out there a signal is fluttering — keep tuning until the meter burns amber.
❦ night signals ❦ est. 3:33 AM
MOTH
RADIO
Every night, strangers leave signals fluttering on the air — confessions, coordinates, lullabies. Tune the dial. Catch one. Keep it in your jar.
Drag the brass needle (or use ←/→, or scroll while the tuner is pinned) until the static thins and a signal locks. Pin it to your jar. Relay it to a friend. Then broadcast one of your own into the night. Psst — the moon is listening…
01 the tuner
▚ 88.0 MHz · — static —
◀ drag the needle · arrow keys nudge · scroll over the tuner detunes the night ▶
02 field guide
eight known species of night signal. frequencies are… approximate. moths lie.
03 specimen jar 0
Your jar is empty. Tune above and pin a signal — it will survive reloads (localStorage).
04 broadcast
Leave a signal fluttering for whoever tunes in next (saved on this device).
✓ your signal is airborne — tune to MHz to hear it back
05 relay station
Share the whole night, or smuggle a single signal inside a link.
A relay link carries your jar + broadcasts inside the URL hash — no server, just moths.