The Router Blinks
A potato moves into a small apartment with one outlet and one very old router. The light turns amber. Nobody knows why. This is the beginning of everything.
A loose, ongoing timeline of the WiFiPotato universe. It updates whenever the router does something suspicious.
A potato moves into a small apartment with one outlet and one very old router. The light turns amber. Nobody knows why. This is the beginning of everything.
WiFiPotato discovers that signal is strongest while standing on a chair near the bathroom. A ritual is born, and the neighbors have questions.
Notification Nugget arrives with forty-six friends. They bring nothing urgent. They stay for eight hours. WiFiPotato learns the word 'later'.
A helpful machine generates a plan to optimize the potato's life. The plan has 214 steps. Step one is waking up earlier. WiFiPotato closes the tab.
Sleep Mode Spud shuffles in wearing a blanket and does absolutely nothing all day. It is the healthiest anyone has been in three weeks.
Armed with a keytar and a cassette drum machine, the potatoes write their first song: a nine-minute ballad about a loading bar. It slaps.
More spuds keep showing up — each one carrying a different flavor of modern tech fatigue. The closet becomes a studio. The studio becomes a universe.
The low hum of being reachable forever. Not a crisis, just a tiredness that hums at the same pitch as a router fan.
Every joke has to leave the reader feeling seen rather than roasted. If it punches down, it doesn't get drawn.
The potatoes keep making things — bands, comics, terrible songs — because making things is how they survive the feed.
Everything below exists in some form: a sketchbook, a storyboard, or a voice memo recorded at an unwise hour.
RouterRoot gives the same advice four times. It works on the fourth. Nobody discusses it again.
In the oven
A tiny gremlin becomes convinced that a calendar invite is a personal emergency.
Storyboarding
Nine minutes of synth about a loading bar that never fills. Surprisingly emotional.
Demo recorded
Say hello, ask about collabs, or just tell us about your router. We read all of it.