Our Exhibitions
We build interactive, educational web experiences to make retro software history accessible to the general public. Both exhibitions below are in active development.
PETSCII.org
Coming SoonA definitive reference archive for Commodore's proprietary character set.
PETSCII.org will document every glyph in Commodore’s character ROM, with interactive charset explorers, the technical history of why these symbols existed, and curated galleries of character-based artwork from the 8-bit era. A reference for researchers and a gallery for the curious.
readybasic.org
Coming Soon"READY." — An interactive history of Microsoft BASIC for the MOS 6502.
Before Windows, there was BASIC. This online museum exhibit traces how a single 6502 interpreter, licensed to a dozen manufacturers, became the lingua franca of an entire generation — and why dropping users straight into a programmable prompt mattered so much.