A hand-held map you can turn
Alchemist Tetrahedron
The Alchemist Tetrahedron is a small 3D-printed pyramid I made.
Each face holds a different map.
This page has one job. Make a physical object make sense on a screen.
- Timeline
- Added June 2026. Refined through October 2026.
- What I did
- Concept, design, build, video, checkout
What mattered
- •Seeing it from every angle, before buying.
- •Hands holding it, not a product shot on white.
- •A simple price. $20 USD.
- •A page that stays light and loads fast.
An object, four maps
Four faces. Four feelings. Four archetypes. Four elements. Four directions.
Turn it and you navigate.
A flat diagram can't hold all four at once. The shape can.
Spin it first
A 3D model you drag to spin and scroll to zoom.
You see every face from every angle, the way the real thing is meant to be held.
One tool, many maps
Load it with any four-part system and it becomes a new navigation tool.
The page shows the maps side by side, so you can see how one shape carries many.
Made to be held
Photos of real hands holding it.
Seven short films, from how it started to what it means to hold a 3D map in your hands.
Then the price, and one button.
Plain on purpose
The page started as plain HTML, and I kept it that way.
It's one file, served by the unhookable.world site it lives in.
In October I replaced the hero video with a silent clip.
What we delivered
- •A one-page product story with an interactive 3D model
- •Seven embedded films and a photo gallery
- •The four maps explained visually
- •A checkout link for $20 USD
- •A silent hero video
Built with
- Plain HTML + CSS. The page itself
- three.js. The 3D model
- Next.js 16. The unhookable.world site that serves it
- Stripe payment link. Checkout
- YouTube embeds. The films
Have something like this in mind?
Tell me what you're building.
We'll talk it through, and I'll tell you honestly if I'm the right person for it.
