Home
People. Projects. Ideas.
Find it in seconds
Search by name, description, and tags narrows the catalog as you type - with the full A-Z list right next to it.
Keep what you like
Heart a project and it lands on your saved page - stored in the browser, no account needed.
Easy to add a project
The "Add a project" page has a form - fill it in, and once it's reviewed the card appears in the catalog.
A growing library of
Four steps - from the first word you type to a shortlist of your own.
STEP 1
Search by a word
Search narrows the catalog by name, description and tags as you type.
STEP 2
Narrow it to a category
Seven categories and three peoples: keep only the slice of the catalog you need.
STEP 3
Open a card
Inside: what the project is, a few facts, and a link to the original source.
STEP 4
Save it for later
Anything you heart lands on its own page and stays in the browser, no account.
01 · How it stands today
Projects about Tatar, Bashkir and Crimean Tatar are scattered across dozens of channels, app stores and personal pages. You can only find them if you already know what you are looking for.
02 · What the catalog does
It brings them together in one place: 324 projects, 7 categories, 3 peoples - each with a description, a few facts and a link to the original source.
03 · Nothing is hidden
The site and the cards themselves live in an open repository. Every change is visible in the history and open to challenge - and there are no ads and no paywall.
04 · Who keeps it growing
Anyone. Know a project that is missing - fill in the form on the "Add a project" page. If you prefer working with code, send a pull request.
How to add a project“I don't like searching for long. There are plenty of projects on Tatar, Bashkir and Crimean Tatar, but they are scattered across the web - you find half of them by accident. Here they are in one place, and what you need turns up right away.”
Kamil M. I.
Developer, creator of the project
Browse the whole catalog of Tatar, Bashkir, and Crimean Tatar projects - or add your own in a couple of minutes.
An open catalog of projects about the Tatar, Bashkir and Crimean Tatar languages and cultures: authors, channels, media outlets, language platforms, lessons and graphics - collected in one place, each with its own card and a direct link to the original.
Fill in the form on the "Add a project" page - the submission goes to review and the card usually appears within a day. If you prefer working with code, send a pull request in the open GitHub repository.
Whichever way suits you: the "Suggest an edit" link at the bottom of a project page, an issue or a pull request in the GitHub repository, Telegram, VK, Instagram or Threads - all of them @the_tatarverse. The full list is on the "About" page.
Moved - we fix the link; closed - we remove the card: the catalog leads to live projects, it is not an archive of dead links. An author can ask us to remove their card without giving a reason.
There are no accounts. Saved projects and the chosen catalog view are stored in your browser only and are never sent anywhere; web analytics is not enabled on the site. Details are in the "Privacy Policy".
Yes. The catalog is non-commercial: no ads, no paid access, and the source code is open.
Yes. The site code is MIT licensed and the card texts are CC BY 4.0, with attribution. The data sits as plain files in the repository, so there is no need to scrape the site.
The projects themselves - in the catalog the logos are used only to identify a project and do not imply partnership or endorsement. Details are on the "Sources" page.
