A fully vertical, right-to-left Bible for Korean, Japanese, and Chinese. Columns snap one at a time and verse numbers stand upright with tate-chu-yoko.
A library of Korean, Japanese, and Chinese classics set fully vertical and right to left. Each book lies on the shelf as a cloth hardcover and opens in 3D to the page where you stopped.
A daily front page of live Korean, Japanese, and Chinese headlines, set right-to-left as a vertical newspaper: real-world digits, acronyms, and line-breaking under load.
A to-do list where every task is a full-height column you read top to bottom. Pull down to delete, drag sideways to reorder, and switch 한 / あ / 中 to re-localize the whole interface.
An AI chat that reads top to bottom, right to left. Every turn is a column: new turns enter from the left, oldest at the right edge, with the composer as the rightmost column.
Vertical text sewn strand by strand, the way a hand-guided embroidery shop letters a name tag, and unpicked the way it came. A study of entrance and exit motion for embroidered CJK text.
Use them in your own project. Open source on GitHub, MIT-licensed.
npx verticallyworks init
