A museum of old machines.
Twelve gadgets from the last century, each rebuilt as a working, touchable thing: the keys sink, the dials click, the paper rolls, the tape squeals when you rewind. Please do touch.
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1920–1959. A typewriter with a bell at the margin, a rotary phone, a television with ears to drag.
1960–1979. A sketch screen you shake to erase, a flip clock alarm, an instant camera, a cassette player.
1980–2000. A handheld, a pager, a pocket pet, a graphing calculator, and the brick with its snake.
Press and hold any piece for its museum card: a little history and a few cryptic hints. A brass plaque drops in when you find one.
Real haptics and synthesized sound for every key and dial · Smooth on 120Hz screens · Reduce Motion and VoiceOver respected
Questions, a bug, or an idea for the next exhibit? Email sbhutani95@gmail.com and I’ll get back to you.
RetroTech does not collect, store or transmit any personal data. Photos, drawings, notes, pet progress and settings stay on your device. The camera, photo library, music library and notifications are used only for the features that need them, only when you use those features, and never leave your phone. Texts sent from the pager go through your own Messages app. Questions: sbhutani95@gmail.com.