Luminesca Tools
tools.luminesca.netA growing collection of 40 fast, private, free online tools for developers, writers and everyday tasks — JSON formatting, unit conversion, image compression, password hashing, PDF tools, word counting and more. Everything runs locally in your browser; your data never leaves your device.
Luminesca Games
games.luminesca.netThe game hub: seven game collections, including the new Onimusha starter guides and Hollow Knight's dedicated site. Each title has its own section:
Luminesca News
news.luminesca.netSeventy-plus in-depth analysis and tutorial articles across five categories — tech, energy, policy, disaster and sports — turning today's headlines and practical topics into clear, well-researched reads. Our 29 longest deep dives now live on this domain: see the Analysis section below.
Luminesca Travel
travel.luminesca.netOffbeat routes, budget mastery and practical playbooks for independent travellers — 30 destinations, 199 pages of itineraries, when-to-visit guides and budget playbooks across six continents:
Luminesca Analysis
luminesca.net/analysis29 long-form deep dives (1,100–3,600 words each) on AI, energy and policy: the reasoning-model shift, grid interconnection, offshore wind, data privacy and more. Every claim traces to a named source, and every article carries a FAQ, structured data and a sources block.
Luminesca Journal
luminesca.net/journalFirst-hand engineering and operations notes — how this very network is built and maintained. A multi-domain hosting setup on one Cloudflare project, a content audit that archived 58 fabricated articles and restored three of them, a bulk image repair. The honest version, including what went wrong.
Two sections live on the portal itself — no separate domain required.
Next domains
New fields open as their own sub-sites, following the Luminesca rule: launch it only when there is something genuinely valuable to build. The moment one opens, it appears here.
Open slot
Future projects will get their own sub-domain and a card on this page.
How we decide what to build next
Every project on this page started as the same three-part test, applied in order. First, real use: something we would open ourselves — a converter we needed, a game we were playing, a question we could not find a straight answer to. Nothing is built for a keyword. Second, maintenance honesty: game guides go stale when patches land, tools break with browser changes, articles need their review dates moved — if we cannot commit to keeping it current, it does not launch. Third, a distinct home: a new project gets its own sub-site only when it would crowd an existing one, which is why the network grows by domain rather than by bolting sections onto the portal.
The test is also why the "open slot" above stays empty for a while at a time. Launching thin is worse than launching late, and a slot on this page is cheap to leave open.