What is maple.pet (mavica's corner)?

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maple.pet is the personal website and portfolio of Mavica, a game musician and self-described "tech sorceress." If you're looking for a single hub that collects her music, writing, projects, photos, and art, this is it. The site is a personal corner of the web rather than a commercial product, so you won't find pricing or sign-up flows — just content and links out to where she publishes and how to reach her.

Who runs it

The site is authored by Mavica. The homepage introduces her by name and frames the site as a place to find "some stuff I do here," with navigation handled through icons on the right side of the page. Her own description of herself is "game musician and tech sorceress," which sets the tone: part creative portfolio, part personal blog.

What you can find there

The homepage groups content into a few clear areas:

  • Blog — personal posts, with the five most recent shown directly on the homepage
  • Music — her work as a game musician
  • Projects — things she's built or is working on
  • Photos — photography
  • Art and Photoshop — visual work

Recent blog titles give a sense of the range: a post on what to do with a retro computer, one on socialization and social media, a technology-themed blog Q&A, a PocketChip experience write-up, and a post about "solving a base64 mystery nobody asked for." The mix leans toward tech, retro computing, and personal reflection rather than news or reviews.

How to get around

Navigation is icon-based — the homepage tells visitors to click the icons on the right to reach different sections. If you land on the homepage and don't immediately see a text menu, look for those icons rather than a traditional nav bar.

Contacts and social links

The site lists several ways to reach Mavica or follow her work:

Purpose Where
Content YouTube, Twitch, itch.io
Messaging Telegram, Discord (mavica#3896), IRC (#cfairies on irc.libera.chat), XMPP ([email protected])
Social Tumblr, Mastodon, SpaceHey, and others (Alterspring, lesbiaboard)
Email Listed on the site

She also participates in webrings and link exchanges, including Suricrasia Online, FEMICOM, and the Sozai Collection.

Supporting the creator

If you like the work, the site asks visitors to consider donating. Two options are listed:

  • Ko-fi — one-time support
  • Patreon — recurring support

She notes that donations help her keep working from home and keep her systems running. No specific amounts or tiers are stated on the homepage.

When this site is useful to you

  • You want to follow Mavica's music, blog, or projects in one place.
  • You're into retro computing, personal web culture, or indie game music and want a creator to follow.
  • You need a contact route or social handle for her.
  • You want to support her work directly through Ko-fi or Patreon.

If you're looking for a product, service, or store, this isn't that — it's a personal homepage and portfolio.