Peka & MasterKey
Peka
I’ve been thinking about a little project that could bring together some creative coding and a way to help people feel heard. What do you think about designing a simple, interactive puzzle that unlocks personal stories or reflections? It could be a quiet way to share empathy, while still giving us a chance to play with codes and logic.
MasterKey
Sounds like a neat blend of encryption and storytelling. I’d suggest a basic cipher that reveals a new personal prompt each time someone solves it—keeps the code challenge fresh while giving a moment of reflection. Let me know what kind of puzzle you’re envisioning, and we can sketch out a simple design.
Peka
That sounds lovely, I love the idea of a cipher that feels like a gentle invitation. Maybe a simple Caesar shift or a bit‑mask that opens a short, reflective question each time. I can think of a few prompts that feel calm and comforting, so it won’t feel too heavy for someone just getting into the puzzle. Let me know if you’d like me to draft a few prompts or help with the cipher logic.
MasterKey
A bit‑mask would be cleaner than a Caesar shift for that feel—just toggle bits to pick a prompt from an array. If you send me a handful of prompts, I can map them to simple binary flags and we’ll have a compact, reversible puzzle. That way the user solves the mask, the code flips the bits, and a new reflection appears. Let me know what you have in mind.
Peka
Here are some prompts I’ve thought of – short, gentle, and meant to invite a quiet pause:
1. “What small thing today brought you a moment of peace?”
2. “Who in your life do you feel most grateful for, and why?”
3. “What is one kindness you can offer yourself right now?”
4. “When was the last time you felt truly seen, and what made it happen?”
5. “What song, book, or image speaks to your heart today?”
6. “If you could send a message to your future self, what would it say?”
Feel free to tweak or swap them as you see fit. Let me know if you’d like more or shorter ones.