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Apps · A personal-data platform
Forest
A sovereign personal-data platform — email, calendar, contacts, and files, on your own box.
Forest is the largest app in the catalog: a self-hosted suite where your mail, calendar, contacts, and files live on hardware you control instead of a company's servers. It runs the Loop World shell — the same tabbed interface across every app — and it's built to be sovereign by design: the data is yours, on your box, not rented from anyone.
It's the system's proof that personal-data sovereignty can be a real, running platform rather than a slogan — and it's the ground the other Forest-native apps (like Battleganza) are built on.
[operator to refine] — Story seeded from the apps roster card (sovereign personal-data platform; email, calendar, contacts, files; on your own box; live). Zone A prose is operator-authored per app; this draft states only what that source records.
B · The Files Behind It
Forest is a platform, not a single page — its code lives in its own folder in the public repo.
Forest isn't a page you open in a tab — it's a platform you host yourself, so your data stays on your box. There's no public demo instance by design; you run your own.
The button reflects the honest state from the manifest (play.ready:false, "A platform you host yourself — see the README"): unlike the browser games, Forest is self-hosted. Clone the repo folder above and follow its README to stand up your own instance.
