We're building this in the open. Here's what's live, what's in progress, and what's coming next. Have a suggestion? Let us know.
Ninety-plus articles covering the most-discussed dry herb vaporizers, synthesized from fifteen years of archived community knowledge. Searchable, filterable by device type, and growing continuously.
Unsponsored panel reviews from the Highly Accessible Podcast crew. Five reviewers, one vaporizer, two weeks each — then we compare notes.
A curated directory of cottage vendors, makers, and small-batch craftspeople vetted by the community.
The Round Table newsletter via Beehiiv — new reviews, compendium updates, and community news delivered to your inbox.
Filter compendium articles by device type — Desktop, Portable (Battery), and Portable (Torch/Butane) — so you can browse by how you like to vape.
Every compendium article has a "Suggest an edit" link. Community members can submit corrections, additions, or updates via a simple form.
We're continuously processing the community archive to add more device articles. Coverage is prioritized by community discussion volume — the most-discussed devices come first.
Adding manufacturer and community photos to compendium articles so every device page has a visual reference alongside the written knowledge.
A streamlined path from community suggestions to published article updates. We review every submission and publish accurate additions on a rolling basis.
Moving the full Round Table Reviews archive from Muddy River Workshop to its permanent home here at theroundtable.wiki, with a proper index and search.
Opening limited compendium sponsorship spots for established manufacturers. Sponsor presence is restricted to device-specific compendium pages — never reviews. All sponsorships are disclosed.
Devices donated by manufacturers for review will be given away to the community after reviews are published. More on how this works as we launch our next round.
This is a community project. If there's something you'd like to see — a device we're missing, a feature that would help, or feedback on what's already here — we want to hear it.
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