About
The Manifesto
Every creative person has a graveyard.
Half-written novels. Abandoned apps. Sketches that were supposed to become paintings. Songs recorded at 2am that never got a second verse.
We hide these things. We feel guilty about them. We tell ourselves we’ll get back to them, knowing we probably won’t.
The Unfinished Museum is a home for all of it.
Not to fix. Not to finish. Just to honor the fact that you started. That for a moment, this thing mattered enough to begin.
Donate your unfinished work. Browse what others left behind. Leave a note if something moves you.
Nothing here is broken. It’s just not done yet.
Museum Etiquette
What belongs here
Anything you started with genuine creative intention — at any stage, in any medium. A napkin sketch counts. A half-built app counts. An idea you spent weeks thinking about but never began counts. There's no minimum level of “done.”
We ask two things: that the work is yours, and that the story is real.
What will be removed
Exhibits that disrespect the space — empty or nonsensical entries, hateful content, someone else's work claimed as your own, or anything that makes other donors feel unsafe sharing here.
A note on “unfinished”
We don't judge how done something is. Some things are 5% finished. Some are 95%. The interesting part isn't the percentage — it's why you stopped. That's what people come here to read.