Ironwright Workshop is a one-person home business in River Forest, Illinois. I make DeckHaven, handmade tuckboxes for tabletop card storage, and Mothball, software that archives web pages to your own Google Drive.
Tuckboxes for tabletop card storage
Sturdy, heavy-weight cardstock boxes, handmade and assembled to keep sleeved and unsleeved cards organized and safe. They replace the air-filled retail inserts that stop fitting the moment you sleeve a deck or add an expansion.
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Web archiving software
Strips the ads and clutter from a web page and saves a clean copy into your own Google Drive. The file is yours: searchable, readable on any device, and still there long after the original link is dead.
Ironwright Workshop is just me, working from home. There is no team and no funding, and the two products share nothing but a workbench and a maker. Each started as something I wanted and could not buy: storage that actually fit my games, and a way to keep articles that kept disappearing.
I plan to keep making both for as long as they are worth making. Mothball in particular is built so that it does not much matter if it stops: your saved pages are ordinary files in your own Google Drive, and they keep working whether or not the software does.
DeckHaven is sold through Etsy, and Etsy handles those orders, payments and returns under its own policies.
Mothball Pro is sold at mothballed.app, not on this site: a one-time $19 purchase that unlocks additional features in the app. There is no subscription and no recurring charge. Payment is processed by Stripe, so card details never reach this workshop.
If Mothball Pro is not what you expected, email within 30 days of purchase for a full refund. No reasoning required.
Mothball's terms of service and privacy policy cover the software itself.
Questions about either product, refund requests, and anything else go to the same place. A person reads it.