Temple Door

Heavy carved doors on an old stone wall. Pull the brass ring — they groan open on real hinges and a different inner room waits each time: the lamp sanctum, the flagpole courtyard, the pillar hall, the night aarti.

Open the Doors
Try it live
Drag the brass ring on the seam, or just tap — the doors swing and a new room is revealed. It stays a while, then swings shut on its own.
The doors
  • Real door physics
    Drag the ring — panels foreshorten on their hinges, creaking and squeaking as they go. Let go early and they spring shut; pull far enough and they open fully on their own.
  • Four inner rooms
    The lamp sanctum with its garlanded shrine · the flagpole courtyard with arguing pigeons · the long carved pillar hall · the night aarti with circling flames — never the same twice in a row.
  • The rooms answer
    While the doors stand open, tap inside — the lamp steadies, the pigeons scatter a step, your tap echoes down the hall, the aarti circles faster.
  • Opens by itself
    Hold nothing — the doors open for a while, glow along the seam, then swing slowly shut. It counts your openings.
Keep it nearby

Windows
Soon

macOS
Soon

Linux
Soon

Android & iOS
Soon
The web app works today on every device — open it and choose “Add to Home Screen” to keep the doors on your phone.

Temple Door is a quiet threshold you can cross whenever you like. It is an independent product of Astro Daily.