Conlangs
Conlanging is the act of creating constructed languages, or "conlangs". A layperson might call them "made-up languages". I have been conlanging since 2014 at the age of 10.
My Conlangs
Sanila (2018): A personal constructed language with a simple CV syllable structure, simple engelang-like grammar, and compound words formed via portmanteau. Currently undergoing a major overhaul.
Viesa (2018): A weird English cipherlang with all sorts of arbitrary rules.
ʐ̂ɔt̆ym (2025): An absolutely hideous and unpronounceable conlang based on Base64, intended to be compact and syntactically unambiguous. Basically a dollar store version of Ithkuil.
Stuff for Other People's Conlangs
Guide to the Vötgil Language: A comprehensive document detailing Vötgil grammar and vocabulary.
Vötgil Grayscale Alphabet Transcriber: A simple browser utility for generating text in Vötgil's grayscale alphabet.
1580 Translator: A tool which automatically glosses 1580 sentences.
Unified Sesean Etymology Chart: A really big chart of Sese, Zese, and BreadSpeak etymologies.
Vabungula: A conlang with much of its modern documentation lost, for which I've recovered its dictionary.