A small lab for time, aging and playful software.
Hi, I'm Valentina. I make tiny tools, odd games and quiet essays about time, aging, the old web and the romance of everyday life. Sometimes it's code, sometimes it's a postcard, sometimes it's just a thought that needed somewhere to live.
This is an ongoing experiment: I follow my curiosity with JavaScript, Dart/Flutter, Swift, Godot and Figma, and see what kinds of things want to exist.
Small daily signals from this universe: tiny notes, loops, images and fragments that don't need an essay, but still want to say hello.
No postcards yet.
Longer pieces about interfaces that grow old, clothes that remember their owners, music as a time machine, and the ways our screens shape our days.
How the last 25 years — and the internet — changed our attitude to mental health, and why being mentally healthy is still possible for teenagers today.
From MySpace glitter to TikTok's endless feed: how interfaces aged, what we lost with the scroll bar, and why small, finite feeds are quietly returning.
What RSS is, why it rules, the best reader apps, how to subscribe, and a tiny AI prompt to add RSS to your own site. Fast, clear, today-proof.
Work-in-progress software: small web tools, mobile experiments and quiet games. Some are finished, some are prototypes, all of them are little conversations with time.
Pick a card, add a line, attach a GIF. Done before the kettle boils.
Explore →Old As Web is my personal long-term project. There is no master plan, only direction: make kind, strange, long-living things — and document what happens along the way.