
24 hours · challenge 5 people · pass it on
What did youcreatetoday?
Every tip is a vote. Vote for your favorites.
✓ Free to post✓ Every submission reviewed✓ Tips go to creators
Made something? Post it. A song, a poem, a photo, a spreadsheet, a website, a birdhouse plan, an app you vibe-coded at midnight.
Tip someone who did. Every tip is a vote. Vote for your favorites.
Pass it on. Challenge 5 people by name. They get 24 hours. That is the whole engine.
🛡 Every post reviewed — family-friendly💸 Nothing here is for sale — tips only🤖 AI-made counts











TV Family Trees
by SomeoneFifty-five shows with impossible-to-follow casts, each untangled into one illustrated family tree.

SpeakEasy
by SomeoneA two-player lip-reading game — mouth the phrase on camera with the sound off and see if they can read you.

The Tiger’s Manual
by SomeoneCool is a skill, not a personality. A field guide for teenage boys who’d rather be kind than loud.

The Boly Hible
by Reason and Logic287 hand-drawn notebook pages arguing that science and religion have been telling the same story the whole time.
Where To Poo
by SomeoneA crowdsourced map of free public restrooms, built for your phone. Travel with it once and you’ll see.

Circle of Creativity
by SomeoneSeventeen glowing bubbles in one sphere, each sized by exactly how much of one brain it takes up.

Many Ways In. No Ceiling.
by Kathy Kuno and Tammy StrilerK–8 math routines sorted by what you actually want students to do, instead of by what they’re called.

Off-Road Sponsorship Dashboard
by SomeoneNine clicks and a brand knows exactly what to sponsor in off-road racing, and what it costs.

The Sound of A.D.D.
by SomeonePost the rhythm you tap when you can’t sit still — on a desk, a steering wheel, a countertop. Everybody’s got one.

Tammy’s Teaching Tips
by Tammy StrilerVeteran teachers teaching people how to teach, plus Pour Your Ed Out — the podcast she started during Covid.

IFR Video Library
by Brent DarnellEvery worthwhile instrument-flying video on YouTube, sorted so a student pilot can actually find one.



Twenty-One Books
by Ray StrilerA Vietnam Special Forces veteran who came home and kept writing — every title in one place.
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How the tipping works
Straight to a human
No subscriptions. No memberships. No algorithm deciding who deserves it. You decide.
- 💵 You name the number. No suggested price, no tiers — tip what the work was worth to you. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay, handled by Stripe.
- 🏠 7% keeps the lights on. A flat hosting fee off the top, and a “cover the fee” box if you would rather the creator get your whole tip.
- 🎁 Creators can share. Any creator can route part of every tip to a charity they pick. Blink Chism sends 33% of his to Ultra4Next.
- 🤝 Built it together? The creators’ share splits evenly among everyone in the chain — add a drummer and it is 50/50.
- 🚫 Nothing is for sale. Not a store and not a merchandising site. No products, no checkout, no prices — just the things people made.
Where a tip goes
- The creator keeps
- 93%
- Hosting
- 7%
- Whatever you thought it was worth
- Your call
Call out five people
Type five names, copy the message, paste it wherever your people are.
What did you create today? I'm challenging you: post something you made — a song, a photo, a website, a lesson, a recipe, anything — or tip someone who did. Then challenge 5 people of your own. You've got 24 hours. https://tipsy.studio/challenge
Fair enough
What counts as a creation?
Anything you made that didn’t exist before: a song, a poem, a painting, a photo, a video, a game, a website, an app, a lesson plan, a recipe. If you had the idea and you made it happen, it counts.
Does it count if I made it with AI?
Yes. Half the sites on this wall were built by one non-programmer talking to a computer. The idea was his, the taste was his, the finishing was his. Just don’t pass off somebody else’s work as yours.
Can I sell my work here?
No. This isn’t a merchandising site — it’s a place to appreciate creativity. Nothing here has a price on it. People tip because something moved them, and that’s the whole transaction.
Does it cost anything to post?
Nothing. Posting is free and staying on the wall is free. The only money that moves is a tip, and a flat 7% of it covers hosting.
Who sees my post?
Everyone, once it’s reviewed. Every post is looked at before it goes public — this is a family platform, and there’s a line: nothing explicit, nothing cruel, nothing that isn’t yours.
Do I have to post at all?
Not at all — you can just tip someone who did. But every post you put up is something other people can tip, so the more you post, the more you stand to get tipped.
I’m not creative.
That’s the belief this whole thing exists to break. You’ve made something in the last month — you just filed it under work or chores instead of creating. Post that.
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