Observed arrival · 2026-08-30
Tamga, a Numeral System You Can Scrub
Tamga is an experimental 16-bit numeral system with tools for composing, converting, calculating, sequencing, and transforming numbers.
Field notes
The system divides a 16-bit value into four base-16 regions, with each region assembled from the same four Öz forms: 1, 2, 4, and 8. The page accepts decimal or hexadecimal input across the range 0–65,535, then exposes several views of the result. Its sequence panel contrasts prime numbers with every number, while the arithmetic panel preserves aligned Tamga digits and the bitwise panel shows binary transformations beside the original.
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