What happens when storytelling meets academia, sustainability, trail mapping, and a suspicious number of semicolons? This page.

Spiralmore isn’t just a platform; it’s part of an evolving constellation of projects, each designed to hold care, spark clarity, and make meaningful work a little more accessible (and a lot more fun).

These aren’t just links – they’re part of the wider constellation we orbit with care and curiosity. Each partner site below carries its own flavour of clarity, accessibility, and quietly radical design. Whether you’re tracing academic tangents, plotting accessible trails, or brewing semantic frameworks over a campfire, these collaborators help stitch meaning into motion.

If Spiralmore has a ghost in the machine, Gwenin is it. Researcher, mentor, spreadsheet whisperer, and someone who once said, “You know, every good framework is just a hypothesis in disguise.” Gwenin’s work shapes much of our scientific storytelling, especially where chemistry meets care. You’ll find traces of him in our academic frameworks, PDF guides, and the quiet questions that hold things together.

Some say he’s a professor. Others say he’s a myth made of thesis revisions. Either way, he makes a meaningful move.

A disability trail map for those who like their landscapes with added logic and a dash of real accessibility. Access Trails UK is where Spiralmore’s boots hit the ground, with a growing initiative mapping public disabled-friendly trails across the UK.

Locating accessibility, one trail at a time.

Whether you’re a wheelchair user, a hiker with knee complaints, or just someone who likes to know where the nearest café is, Access Trails UK helps plot your route with care.

Part science, part semantic sass. Deconvolution takes complex systems, academic, biochemical, and communicative, and gently pulls them apart until they make sense. Think of it as Spiralmore’s analytical sibling: more data, fewer metaphors (but still plenty of insight). It offers academic support like no other!

If you’ve ever said, “I know what this project is doing, but I couldn’t explain it to my gran,” Deconvolution’s where we fix that.

A slower orbit within the Spiralmore ecosystem, built from plywood cupboards, repurposed notebooks, and the art of boiling just enough water for tea.

The Sustainable Stop explores eco-conscious campervan life: where low-impact living meets gentle infrastructure and a rolling sense of place. It’s part manifesto, part mood board, part checklist for those asking, “What if my story moved at 60mph but still cared deeply?”

From energy use and mobile Wi-Fi ethics to compost loos and conversations about climate grief over campfire rice, this is sustainability in motion. Not perfect. Not performative. Just purposeful.

Parked somewhere between academia and a mossy layby, it invites you to pause, reflect, and recalibrate what sustainability might look like when it’s lived.

Spiralmore isn’t here to add to the noise. It exists to organise it.

This is a space for people who want to think clearly, work carefully, and turn ideas into something real without rushing or oversimplifying. Spiralmore offers structure without pressure, guidance without force, and space to work at a pace that respects how thinking actually unfolds.

Instead of quick takes or generic templates, Spiralmore provides cross-disciplinary project kits that help you slow down just enough to move forward with confidence. Sustainability, accessibility, science, decision-making, and reflection are brought together not as concepts to admire, but as tools you can use.

Each project unfolds through steady steps rather than urgency. You can pause, return, adjust, and build upward over time. Nothing here demands completion on a schedule. Progress is measured by clarity, not speed.

Spiralmore is for people who value depth over shortcuts, structure over chaos, and care over performance. Projects are designed to be revisited, refined, and strengthened as understanding grows.

Because meaningful work doesn’t need noise.
It needs space, structure, and time to take shape.

It’s where the leftover cheeky words go. The half-finished rants. The speculative frameworks. The semantic spirals that start in a postdoc’s inbox and somehow end in a campervan spreadsheet about moss resilience.

Bloggyness is Spiralmore’s gloriously unedited brain fog, part field note, part digital side-eye, and mostly a place for ideas that refused polite formatting. It’s what happens when clarity takes a tea break and wit writes the draft.

Expect theories you didn’t ask for, language experiments no one approved, and the occasional PDF leak disguised as a bedtime story. Read at your own risk – or reward.

• Unverified metaphors
• Academic tangents brewed too strongly
• Sarcasm dressed as sincerity
• Frameworks on their third coffee

Spiralmore isn’t here to be definitive. It’s here to be useful, curious, and just unhinged enough to ask better questions. Whether you’re exploring a framework, sipping coffee in a campervan, reworking your thesis, or emotionally spiralling through metaphor, you’re welcome here.

Frameworks will evolve. Stories will reshape themselves. But care, clarity, and the occasional semantic rant? Those remain steady.

Thanks for visiting the spiral. We hope something here shifts, stirs, or begins to spiral, in the best possible way.