Bury.lol – a $2 pixel-art graveyard for things that died
Bury anything, forever. Everything here is free — dig a grave, lay a flower, light a candle, or press R to pay respects. Your name rests on the stone.
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Bury.lol is a free digital graveyard where users can create permanent graves for dead projects, failed startups, cancelled eras, lost habits, and regrets. Visitors can dig graves, lay flowers, light candles, or press R to pay respects, with their names displayed on the gravestones. The site is designed for anyone wanting to memorialize and move past things that have ended.
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Where dead projects, failed startups, cancelled eras, lost habits & 3am regrets rest in eternal digital stone. FREE on opening week — a permanent grave, forever. A flower or a candle is free and puts your name on the stone. Pressing R staysfrom bury.lol
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