Nindova v0.1.0 — Rasoi Pairs
Nindova v0.1.0 — Rasoi Pairs
Nindova’s first GitHub release replaces the original experimental arc with Rasoi Pairs, a calm, bounded pair-removal game made from everyday Indian kitchen forms.
Highlights
- 36 tiles, nine motifs, three shallow racks, and one readable free-edge rule.
- Exhaustive verification of all 343 reachable states: one ending, zero dead states.
- No score, count, timer, streak, grade, collection, randomized reward, or promoted replay.
- Native tile buttons, visible names, keyboard operation, 44px targets, 200% zoom, and reduced motion.
- Automatic settle at twelve minutes and a hard fifteen-minute ceiling.
- Same-night deterministic replay and strictly validated same-tab resume without long-lived interaction history.
- First-light Rasoi Dawn with local still and optional silent loop.
- Standalone HTML plus a composed website/docs/offline-PWA bundle.
Downloads
nindova-v0.1.0.html— self-contained Session; open directly in a current browser.nindova-web-v0.1.0.zip— landing page, documentation,/play/PWA, and standalone file; serve over HTTP for installation/offline behavior.SHA256SUMS.txt— SHA-256 digests for both artifacts.
Evidence and limits
Chromium automation verifies the exhaustive engine, full browser arc, responsive layouts, continuous keyboard completion at 200% zoom, strict active-record recovery, reload-during-settlement closure, reduced motion, local migration, Dawn, same-origin PWA/offline behavior, and standalone independence. The real wall-clock production run is recorded separately in docs/testing/m6-release-hardening.md.
This is a behavioral design study, not a sleep tracker or treatment. Rasoi Pairs has not been clinically shown to make people sleepy, produce a specific dopamine response, or improve sleep. Human Punjabi cultural-authenticity review, real-device VoiceOver/TalkBack acceptance, broader installed Safari/Android proof, and public website deployment remain open limitations. The iOS Wall is not included.