TickleTickle publishes original project descriptions, build logs, product notes, and personal essays based on the author's own work and observations. The goal is to make the process behind small independent products more visible and useful.
Content is selected when it can explain a real decision, a technical setup, a product lesson, a mistake, or a personal reflection connected to independent building. The site does not publish paid guest posts, scraped articles, or automatically generated filler pages.
Chinese is the primary writing language. English drafts may be translated or assisted with AI tools such as DeepSeek, but the final pages should be reviewed for meaning, tone, and usefulness before publication.
When an article includes a personal opinion, it should be readable as an opinion rather than presented as universal fact. When a page gives practical steps, it should describe the context clearly enough for readers to judge whether the steps apply to them.
Older pages may be updated when projects change, screenshots become outdated, services alter their interfaces, or a previous explanation turns out to be incomplete. Updates may also improve structure, translation quality, and accessibility.
If a page contains an error, outdated statement, unclear translation, broken link, or missing context, readers can contact hello@tickletickle.space. Reasonable corrections are welcome because this site is meant to become more useful over time.