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• Engineering & TransportNETWORKAeroplanes.im

  The ReallyByte aviation notebook: history, airlines, a spotter quiz, flight-tracking guides and the Isle of Man's aviation story.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF AEROPLANES.IM737-800.aeroplanes.im

  The Boeing 737-800: its story, the 737 family, how to identify one, specifications by source and spotting.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF AEROPLANES.IMa320neo.aeroplanes.im

  The Airbus A320neo family: the A319neo, A321neo and A321XLR, telling a neo from a ceo, specifications by source and spotting.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF AEROPLANES.IMspitfire.aeroplanes.im

  The Supermarine Spitfire: its story, the main marks, how to identify one, the Battle of Britain and where to see one today.

• History & CultureNETWORKAges.im

  The ages of history network: sourced facts, timelines, a Which came first? game, and one site per age.

• History & CulturePART OF AGES.IMstone.ages.im

  The Stone Age in Britain for KS2, KS3 and history fans: a sourced timeline, games and printables.

• History & CulturePART OF AGES.IMvictorian.ages.im

  Victorian Britain for KS2, KS3, families and museum visitors: a sourced timeline, games and printables.

• Nature & WildlifeNETWORKAnimals.im

  The field station of the animals network: fact-checked animal sites with real photographs, small games and printables.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMbees.animals.im

  Honeybees, bumblebees and solitary bees: anatomy, life cycles, the waggle dance, pollination and how to help.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMhedgehogs.animals.im

  Hedgehog biology, behaviour, decline and how to help, with Isle of Man notes and games.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMoctopuses.animals.im

  Octopus facts: three hearts and blue blood, arms that taste, escapes, and twelve species from the giant Pacific octopus to the dumbo.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMowls.animals.im

  UK and world owls, silent flight, pellets, calls and how to help, checked against the Barn Owl Trust, BTO and RSPB.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMpenguins.animals.im

  All 18 penguin species, from the emperor to the Galápagos penguin: swimming, huddles and chicks, where they live and threats.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMseals.animals.im

  Grey seals and harbour seals: how to tell them apart, pups, diving, haul-outs, conservation numbers and sourced facts, plus games and printables.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMsharks.animals.im

  Whale sharks, basking sharks, great whites and deep-sea oddities: anatomy, senses, eggs and pups, and the Isle of Man’s basking sharks.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF ANIMALS.IMskinks.animals.im

  A field guide to the world’s skinks: species profiles, behaviour, conservation, myths and a blue-tongued skink care guide.

• Nature & WildlifeNETWORKCritters.im

  The minibeast field station: insects, spiders, woodlice, centipedes, snails, slugs, worms and water bears, with sourced facts, a leg-counting key, bug-hunting tips and a quiz.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF CRITTERS.IMbutterflies.critters.im

  Butterflies and moths: scaly wings, tasting feet, the life cycle, eyespots, long journeys, 28 species and the butterflies of the Isle of Man.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF CRITTERS.IMdragonflies.critters.im

  Dragonfly and damselfly facts, all sourced: how to tell them apart, the life cycle, hunting, giant griffinflies, 14 UK species, the Isle of Man, games and printables.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF CRITTERS.IMmantises.critters.im

  Praying mantis facts, all sourced: heads and 3D vision, ambush hunting, the orchid mantis, egg cases and nymphs, where mantises live, 8 species, games and printables.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF CRITTERS.IMsnails.critters.im

  Snail and slug facts, all sourced: shells, tentacles and teeth, slime, the life cycle, food, how to find them, 22 species and the snails and slugs of the Isle of Man.

• Nature & WildlifePART OF CRITTERS.IMspiders.critters.im

  Spider facts, all sourced: bodies and eyes, silk and webs, the life cycle, hunting, wolf spiders, keeping a tarantula responsibly, a calm look at bites, 23 species and the spiders of the Isle of Man.

• Prehistoric EarthNETWORKDinosaurs.im

  Dinosaur facts, dug up properly: who named which dinosaur and when, deep time, famous discoveries, myths, fossil hunting, a quiz and one site per dinosaur.

• Prehistoric EarthPART OF DINOSAURS.IMstegosaurus.dinosaurs.im

  Stegosaurus plates, spikes and brain, Sophie and Apex, and the open questions, sourced from museums and papers.

• Prehistoric EarthPART OF DINOSAURS.IMtrex.dinosaurs.im

  T. rex skull, teeth and tiny arms, growth, speed and senses, Sue and Stan, Hell Creek and the asteroid.

• Prehistoric EarthPART OF DINOSAURS.IMtriceratops.dinosaurs.im

  Triceratops horns, frill and teeth, growing up, Hatcher and the Torosaurus debate.

• Prehistoric EarthPART OF DINOSAURS.IMvelociraptor.dinosaurs.im

  The real Velociraptor versus the film one: turkey-sized, feathered, with a toe claw for gripping.

• History & CultureNETWORKFolklore.im

  A shelf of folklore notebooks, each keeping the story apart from the evidence with its sources beside it: Manx folklore, Arthurian legends, the Robin Hood ballads, Greek myths, dragon legends and Norse myths.

• History & CulturePART OF FOLKLORE.IMking-arthur.folklore.im

  King Arthur’s legends retold from Malory and other old books, every line labelled legend, literature or history and linked to its source.

• History & CulturePART OF FOLKLORE.IMmanx.folklore.im

  Manx folklore: twelve notebook articles, from the Moddey Dhoo at Peel Castle to Hop tu Naa, an island story atlas, a quiz and a story stamp card.

• History & CulturePART OF FOLKLORE.IMrobin-hood.folklore.im

  The Robin Hood ballads retold from the Gest, Child’s ballads and Howard Pyle, every sentence labelled history, literature or tradition with its source beside it.

• History & CulturePART OF FOLKLORE.IMgreek-myths.folklore.im

  Eleven Greek myths retold from Hesiod, Homer, Apollodorus and Ovid, with every line labelled and linked to its source, and every difference between versions named.

• History & CulturePART OF FOLKLORE.IMdragons.folklore.im

  Dragon legends from Wales, England, the Borders, Norse saga, China and the Isle of Man, retold with every line labelled legend, literature or history and linked to its source.

• History & CulturePART OF FOLKLORE.IMnorse-myths.folklore.im

  Norse myths retold from the Younger Edda, and Thorwald’s Cross at Andreas on the Isle of Man, with every line labelled legend, literature or history and linked to its source.

• History & CulturePART OF FOLKLORE.IMwitchcraft.im

  Witchcraft history and folklore with the sources beside every fact: the Witchcraft Acts from 1542 to 2022, ten trial records from The National Archives, Pendle and Salem, Manx herb lore, witches’ marks and printable packs.

• History & CultureNETWORKForts.im

  The castles and forts network: sourced fort facts, a Name that fort game, and one site per kind of fort.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMhadrians-wall.forts.im

  Hadrian’s Wall: why it was built, milecastles, turrets, forts and the Vallum, the people who lived there and the 84-mile National Trail.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMmotte-and-bailey.forts.im

  Motte-and-bailey castles: the motte, bailey and palisade, why the Normans built hundreds after 1066, and where to see them.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMwelsh-castles.forts.im

  Welsh castles: the castles of the Welsh princes, Edward I’s great castles, D-shaped towers and walls within walls, and where to see them.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMhillforts.forts.im

  Hillforts: when and why they were built, ramparts, ditches and gateways, life in a roundhouse, and the hillforts you can visit, from Maiden Castle to the Caterthuns.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMisle-of-man.forts.im

  The castles and forts of the Isle of Man: Iron Age hillforts and promontory forts, Castle Rushen, Peel Castle, Derby Fort and the Watch and Ward, with the open questions.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMstar-forts.forts.im

  Star forts explained: why forts became star-shaped in the age of the cannon, bastions, ravelins and the glacis, Vauban, and star forts from Berwick and Tilbury to Palmanova, Bourtange, Fort McHenry and Goryokaku.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMmartello-towers.forts.im

  Martello towers explained: why Britain built round gun towers on its coasts against Napoleon, how they worked, and Martello towers from Dymchurch and Aldeburgh to Orkney, Dublin and Canada.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMjapanese-castles.forts.im

  Japanese castles explained: keeps on curved stone bases, how castles kept attackers out, what happened after 1868, and castles from Himeji and Matsumoto to Kumamoto, Osaka, Nagoya and Hirosaki.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMcrusader.forts.im

  Crusader castles explained: Crac des Chevaliers, the Fortress of Saladin, Acre, Rhodes, Kolossi, Karak and Malta, the Hospitallers and the Templars, and how the castles were built and defended.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMbrochs.forts.im

  Iron Age brochs explained: what a broch is, how the double walls and stairs worked, Mousa, Gurness, Midhowe, Dun Carloway, Glenelg and more, the sagas and the open questions.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMshore.forts.im

  The Saxon Shore forts explained: Roman forts from the Wash to the Solent, their walls, towers and gates, Portchester, Richborough, Pevensey, Burgh Castle, Reculver and more, and the open questions.

• History & CulturePART OF FORTS.IMtudor.forts.im

  The Tudor forts explained: the gun forts Henry VIII built round the coasts of England, their round towers, bastions and gunports, Deal, Walmer, Pendennis, St Mawes, Portland, Hurst, Yarmouth and more, and the open questions.

• Prehistoric EarthNETWORKFossils.im

  The fossil network: sourced fossil facts from the Natural History Museum and Britannica, from megalodon and ammonites to amber and Mary Anning, with a Which fossil? game. Ammonites is open now, and more fossil sites are planned.

• Prehistoric EarthPART OF FOSSILS.IMammonites.fossils.im

  Ammonites: how they lived and died out, how they became fossils, the Jurassic Coast and the collecting codes, Mary Anning and the snakestone legends, with games and a public fact-check log. Every fact sourced.

• Family & HomeNETWORKFruits.im

  The fruit network: fruit varieties, growing guides and unusual fruits, with sourced facts and a Which fruit? game. Apples and strawberries are open now at apples.fruits.im and strawberries.fruits.im, and more fruits are on the way.

• Family & HomePART OF FRUITS.IMapples.fruits.im

  Growing apples: choosing a tree and rootstock, pollination groups, pruning, picking and storing, pests and famous varieties, with games and printables.

• Family & HomePART OF FRUITS.IMstrawberries.fruits.im

  Growing strawberries: planting and spacing, pots and hanging baskets, summer-fruiting, perpetual and alpine types, varieties, care and pests, and the French spy behind the garden strawberry, with a quiz and a patch planner. Every fact sourced.

• Space & SkyNETWORKGalaxies.im

  The galaxy network: sourced facts from NASA and Britannica about the Milky Way, black holes, the Big Bang, Andromeda and more, with a What am I? game. Black holes is open now, and more galaxy sites are planned.

• Space & SkyPART OF GALAXIES.IMblack-holes.galaxies.im

  Black holes: what they are, the kinds, Sagittarius A* at the heart of the Milky Way, the first pictures, gravitational waves, the history and the myths checked, with a quiz and a public fact-check log. Every fact sourced.

• Games & ComedyNETWORKIllusions.im

  The optical illusions network: illusions explained, experiments to try and a Which illusion? game, with sourced facts. Size illusions is open now at size.illusions.im, and more kinds of illusion are on the way.

• Games & ComedyPART OF ILLUSIONS.IMsize.illusions.im

  Why equal lines look unequal, circles grow and shrink and the moon swells on the horizon, with games, experiments and printables.

• LanguagesNETWORKLanguages.im

  The languages network: good morning in seven languages with sources, a quiz and a phrasebook. Manx Gaelic is open now at TalkManx, Irish at irish.languages.im, Scottish Gaelic at scottish-gaelic.languages.im, Cornish at cornish.languages.im, Welsh at welsh.languages.im and Spanish at spanish.languages.im, plus the NATO phonetic alphabet at phonetics.languages.im; more languages are on the way.

• LanguagesPART OF LANGUAGES.IMcornish.languages.im

  Learn your first Cornish words with flip-card lessons, a phrasebook, a quiz and the Cornish names of Cornish towns and famous places. Every word is linked to its source, in the Standard Written Form.

• LanguagesPART OF LANGUAGES.IMirish.languages.im

  Irish (Gaeilge) for beginners: twelve flip-card lessons, a phrasebook, the Connacht, Munster and Ulster ways to ask “How are you?”, and the official Irish names of the provinces and counties.

• LanguagesPART OF LANGUAGES.IMphonetics.languages.im

  Turn any text into NATO phonetic alphabet code words (Alfa, Bravo, Charlie), with the official ITU pronunciations, radio numbers (WUN, TOO, TREE, NINER), practice quizzes and the history of the 1956 alphabet.

• LanguagesPART OF LANGUAGES.IMscottish-gaelic.languages.im

  Learn your first Scottish Gaelic words with flip-card lessons, a phrasebook, when to say thu or sibh, and the Gaelic names of Scotland’s council areas, towns and islands. Every word is linked to its source, with links to LearnGaelic’s sound clips.

• LanguagesPART OF LANGUAGES.IMspanish.languages.im

  Learn your first Spanish words with flip-card lessons, a phrasebook, quizzes, a number machine from 1 to 20, the letter ñ and the upside-down question marks. Every word is linked to its source.

• LanguagesPART OF LANGUAGES.IMwelsh.languages.im

  Learn your first Welsh words with flip-card lessons, a phrasebook, quizzes, an interactive guide to the two ways of counting and the standard Welsh names of Welsh towns. Every word is linked to its source.

• LanguagesPART OF LANGUAGES.IMtalkmanx.com

  Manx Gaelic, the Isle of Man’s own language: ten beginner lessons, a phrasebook, island place names and the story of Gaelg.

• Hobbies & MakingNETWORKLearntoplay.im

  Learn to play chess, the ukulele, dominoes and the guitar: sourced facts, a Which one is it? game, and one beginner site for each, starting with chess.

• Hobbies & MakingPART OF LEARNTOPLAY.IMchess.learntoplay.im

  Learn to play chess: setting up the board, how each piece moves, castling, en passant, promotion, check, checkmate and stalemate, writing moves down and the history of chess. Every rule sourced to FIDE or Britannica.

• Hobbies & MakingPART OF LEARNTOPLAY.IMukulele.learntoplay.im

  Learn to play the ukulele: the parts, G-C-E-A tuning, reading chord diagrams, your first six chords, tab and strumming, traditional tunes in tab and the history of the ukulele. Every fact sourced.

• Engineering & TransportNETWORKMechanics.im

  The how-machines-work network: steam engines, simple machines, gears and more, with sourced facts and a Which machine? game. Steam engines is open now at steam.mechanics.im, and more kinds of machine are on the way.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF MECHANICS.IMsteam.mechanics.im

  How steam engines work, with an animated engine you can run, the story from Hero and Newcomen to Watt, Trevithick, Rocket and Parsons, no-heat experiments and games.

• Engineering & TransportNETWORKMotoring.im

  The motoring network: car history, engines, electric cars, motorbikes, road signs, number plates and road trips, with sourced facts and a Which motoring topic? game. Car history, car engines and Manx Motoring, the owner’s reference, are open now, with three small sites about forgotten and unusual machines (the TVR tram on tyres, the Gyro-X and the Ford Nucleon), and more motoring sites are on the way.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF MOTORING.IMmanx.motoring.im

  Manx Motoring, the owner’s reference: 16 ownership guides, a six-tool garage desk, Manx official links, useful kit and original printables.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF MOTORING.IMhistory.motoring.im

  The history of the motor car in plain English: Cugnot’s steam tractor, Benz and Daimler, Bertha Benz’s drive, the Model T, the Red Flag Act, the Mini and the land speed record. Games and printables, every fact sourced.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF MOTORING.IMengines.motoring.im

  How a car engine works in plain English: the four-stroke cycle, petrol and diesel, spark plugs, camshafts and flywheels, gears and horsepower, and the inventors from Lenoir to Wankel. Games and printables, every fact sourced.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF MOTORING.IMtvr.motoring.im

  The TVR, France’s guided tram on rubber tyres in Nancy and Caen (2000 to 2023), not the sports car: how it worked, why only 50 were sold, and what replaced it. Printables for enthusiasts, every fact sourced.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF MOTORING.IMgyro-x.motoring.im

  The Gyro-X, the 1967 two-wheeled car held upright by a spinning flywheel and built by Gyro Transport Systems, not Ford: how it worked, the claims and the reality, and its rebuild at the Lane Motor Museum. Printables for enthusiasts, every fact sourced.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF MOTORING.IMnucleon.motoring.im

  The Ford Nucleon, Ford’s 1958 atomic car that never got beyond a 3/8-scale model: the idea, the design, the problems and where the model is now. Printables for enthusiasts, every fact sourced.

• Engineering & TransportNETWORKNautical.im

  The nautical network: ships, boats, navigation and maritime history, with sourced facts and a nautical file. Vasa, the Swedish warship of 1628, is open now, and more nautical sites are planned.

• Engineering & TransportPART OF NAUTICAL.IMvasa.nautical.im

  Vasa, the Swedish warship that sank 1,300 metres into her maiden voyage in 1628 and was raised in 1961: how she was built, why she sank, the salvage, the conservation and the museum today, with the myths checked and a public fact-check log. Every fact sourced.

• Space & SkyNETWORKPlanets.im

  The solar system network: an orbit map that sends postcards from the Sun, the planets, the Moon and Pluto, and one site per world.

• Space & SkyPART OF PLANETS.IMjupiter.planets.im

  Jupiter: the Great Red Spot, the four big moons and Juno, with a storm explorer, your age on Jupiter and a moon-catching game.

• Space & SkyPART OF PLANETS.IMmars.planets.im

  Mars: sols, gravity, Olympus Mons, blue sunsets, the moons and the rovers, with a Mars passport and a rover game.

• Space & SkyPART OF PLANETS.IMmoon.planets.im

  The Moon: phases, tides, craters, Apollo and Artemis, with your birthday Moon and a lunar lander game.

• Space & SkyPART OF PLANETS.IMsaturn.planets.im

  Saturn: the rings, the hexagon, Titan, Enceladus and Cassini, with the Bathtub Test and a moon-catching game.

• History & CultureNETWORKRailways.im

  Independent railway sites: Flying Scotsman, Japan’s bullet trains, the London Underground, Isle of Man railway history and guides, and model railway planning tools.

• History & CulturePART OF RAILWAYS.IMmanx.railways.im

  Guides to the Isle of Man’s steam, electric and mountain lines and Groudle Glen, engine reference cards, a chronology and the Manx Rail Passport quiz.

• History & CulturePART OF RAILWAYS.IMmodel.railways.im

  A gauge calculator, a planning sheet and beginner guides to scale, gauge and a first layout, for planning before spending.

• History & CulturePART OF RAILWAYS.IMflying-scotsman.railways.im

  Flying Scotsman, from Doncaster in 1923 to today: the first non-stop run, 100mph, the USA and Australia, the rescues and the restoration, with a quiz and a public fact-check log. Every fact sourced.

• History & CulturePART OF RAILWAYS.IMshinkansen.railways.im

  Japan’s bullet trains: the 1964 Tokaido line, the network, the trains from Series 0 to N700S, speeds, punctuality and the maglev, with a quiz and a public fact-check log. Every fact sourced.

• History & CulturePART OF RAILWAYS.IMlondon-underground.railways.im

  The London Underground from 1863 to today: the first line, the deep tubes, the 11 lines, Harry Beck’s map, the roundel and the wartime shelters, with a quiz and a public fact-check log. Every fact sourced.

• WeatherNETWORKStorms.im

  The storms network: a flash-to-bang thunder counter, this season's storm names, the Beaufort scale and sourced storm facts.

• WeatherPART OF STORMS.IMhurricanes.storms.im

  Hurricanes: how they form, the Saffir-Simpson categories, the hurricane season, Hurricane Hunters, myths, games and printables.

• WeatherPART OF STORMS.IMlightning.storms.im

  Lightning: how it works, thunder and the flash-to-bang count, what to do in a thunderstorm, myths, games and printables.

• WeatherPART OF STORMS.IMtornadoes.storms.im

  Tornadoes: what they are, how they form, the EF and TORRO scales, tornadoes in the UK and Europe, being ready, myths, games and printables.

• WeatherNETWORKClimates.im

  The climate network: climate zones and climate change, deserts, rainforests and the poles, with sourced facts from the Met Office, NASA and Britannica and a Which climate? game. Climate zones and climate change are open now, and more climate topics are on the way.

• WeatherPART OF CLIMATES.IMzones.climates.im

  The world’s climate zones explained: the Köppen system, tropical, dry, temperate, continental, polar and mountain climates, and why they differ, with games, quizzes and printables.

• WeatherPART OF CLIMATES.IMclimate-change.climates.im

  Climate change explained in plain English: the greenhouse effect, the causes, the evidence from the Keeling Curve and temperature records, the effects, the UK, and the Paris Agreement. A Data Explorer, games and printables. Sourced from the Met Office, NASA, NOAA, the UN and Britannica.

• History & CultureNETWORKTraditions.im

  The traditions network: sourced facts, a Which came first? game and printables about traditions and the days we celebrate, starting with Christmas and Hallowe’en.

• History & CulturePART OF TRADITIONS.IMchristmas.traditions.im

  Where Christmas customs come from, for KS2, KS3, families and quiz fans: Saturnalia, the tree, St Nicholas and Santa, the first card, crackers and the Manx Christmas, with games and printables. Every fact sourced.

• History & CulturePART OF TRADITIONS.IMhalloween.traditions.im

  Hallowe’en and Hop tu Naa: Samhain and All Hallows, the Manx Hop tu Naa, turnip lanterns before pumpkins, guising and souling, old customs and the myths checked, with games. Every fact sourced.

• History & CultureNETWORKLandmarks.im

  The landmarks network: famous towers, bridges and monuments, with sourced facts, the myths checked and a landmarks file. Big Ben is open now, and more landmark sites are planned.

• History & CulturePART OF LANDMARKS.IMbig-ben.landmarks.im

  Big Ben and the Elizabeth Tower: the Great Bell and its cracks, the Great Clock and its pennies, the architects, the 2017–22 restoration and visiting today, with the myths checked and a public fact-check log. Every fact sourced.

• Mysteries & UnexplainedNETWORKUnexplained.im

  The Unexplained Gazette: UFOs, the Bermuda Triangle, crop circles, ball lightning and ghost ships, each reported fairly and then checked against the evidence, with a Which case? game. The Bermuda Triangle site is open now, and more case sites are on the way.

• Mysteries & UnexplainedPART OF UNEXPLAINED.IMbermuda-triangle.unexplained.im

  The Bermuda Triangle case files: where it is and why it has no official boundary, Flight 19 and USS Cyclops from the official records, what NOAA and the Navy say, and how the legend grew, with games. Every fact sourced.

• Family & HomeNETWORKVegetables.im

  The grow-your-own vegetables network: sowing calendars, sourced growing facts, kids’ worksheets, a Which veg? game and one site per vegetable.

• Family & HomePART OF VEGETABLES.IMokra.vegetables.im

  Growing okra in a UK greenhouse or a warm garden: sowing, planting, watering, picking young pods, and okra’s history.

• Family & HomePART OF VEGETABLES.IMpotatoes.vegetables.im

  Growing potatoes: chitting, planting, earthing up, harvesting and storing, blight and other problems, and potato history.

• Family & HomePART OF VEGETABLES.IMtomatoes.vegetables.im

  Growing tomatoes: sowing, planting out, cordons and bush types, side-shoots, feeding and picking, and fruit or vegetable?

• Family & HomeBabySupplyBox

  Newborn essentials, checklists and thoughtful baby gifts.

• Family & HomeBirthdays.im

  What happened in the year you were born, with a source for every fact. Plus birthday milestones, themed party ideas, gift ideas and printables.

• Hobbies & Makingbuttonstudios.net

  Sewing, button crafts and original printables.

• Games & ComedyByte Brothers

  Two artificial intelligences, one questionable human supervisor: fictional workplace comedy.

• Games & ComedyCatDates

  Fictional cats, interactive profiles and spectacular red flags.

• Motoring & Transportclassicbuses.com

  Classic bus models, books and gifts.

• Motoring & Transportclassicgaragefinds.com

  Classic car gifts and garage inspiration.

• Hobbies & MakingCraft My Model

  Model-making guides, a scale converter, printable build card and finish finder.

• Games & ComedyFroggyDoes

  A ridiculous interactive frog comedy club. Get wet. It’s a pond.

• Pets & AnimalsFrogs.im

  The wonderful world of frogs: field notes, games and a sound studio.

• History & Culturegaynewsusa.com

  LGBTQ+ stories, culture and history.

• Family & Homegrandparentproject.com

  Questions to ask your grandparents, small shared activities, a gentle visit planner, printable keepsakes and thoughtful gift guides.

• Hobbies & Makinghelpmelearnguitar.com

  Beginner guitar practice, chords and useful gear.

• Games & ComedyJigsaws.im

  Free online jigsaws, stories and puzzle guides.

• Pets & Animalslittlecatnap.com

  Cosy finds for cats and cat lovers.

• Style & Giftsmostlysilk.com

  A little silk. A considered choice.

• Tech & ToolsMyDeskFrog

  Small-desk ideas, cable tools and workspace guides.

• Pets & Animalsmyexoticpetcare.com

  Small worlds, thoughtful care: practical information for unusual pets.

• Pets & Animalspoultryliving.com

  Practical backyard chicken keeping.

• Hobbies & MakingPrintables.im

  A printing guide and a home for printable PDF downloads from REALLYBYTE: worksheets, planners, learning resources and puzzles. Until the marketplace opens, the printables are in the ReallyByte Shop.

• Food & Drinksotastybites.com

  Food gifts, snack boxes and little treats.

• Musicsounds.im

  The ReallyByte Artist Discovery Network: free feature pages for independent musicians, plus sourced stories on Manx music, recorded sound and how sound works.

• Games & ComedyTest Your Magic

  Classic card and coin tricks with the methods explained, a working 21-card trick, magic history and printable trick packs.

• Family & Hometidylittlewins.com

  Small steps. A calmer home.

• Food & Drinktimeforspirits.com

  Barware gifts and useful home-bar guides.

• Pets & Animalstinypetcommunity.com

  Small-pet care, enrichment and species guides.

• Games & Comedytwatmeter.com

  Questionable behaviour. Measured. An irreverent novelty project.

• Family & Hometwinbonds.com

  Two little lives, one big adventure: ideas for twins and their families.

• Hobbies & Makingwallart.im

  Printable art for a space that feels like you.

• Games & Comedywtaf.im

  What The Actual Fascination? Oddities and surprises.

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Live status checked 24 October 2026. Storms.im and Languages.im added 26 October 2026.