Original intro / splash image
Recovered from a Wayback capture dated April 21, 2001. This image is treated as an original surviving asset, not a reconstruction.
A documented reconstruction of the DJ Gutter / Sewer Labs web presence from surviving captures, recovered original assets, and period references.
Direct captures are shown as direct captures. Recovered graphics are shown as surviving assets. Where an exact page layout has not been recovered, this archive says so rather than inventing one.
This is the strongest documented domain in the current archive. Three separate surviving items anchor the record between April 2001 and May 2002.
Recovered from a Wayback capture dated April 21, 2001. This image is treated as an original surviving asset, not a reconstruction.
The archived page documents the period product language, price, and named retail/distribution references.
Open Wayback capture ↗This capture documents the planned online skratch combination generator and the period reference to Smart Skratch Logic™.
Original Sewer Labs branding and promotional material survive. Until a direct page capture is recovered, this section intentionally avoids presenting a made-up website layout.


Branding, banners, product/promo material, and period references.
The exact sewerlabs.com page structure, navigation, and styling for the relevant captures.
No reconstructed site screenshot will be labeled as a real capture.
Several original DJ Gutter / Sewer Labs web graphics survive from the later domain era. These are displayed as assets only until a direct site capture can be recovered.




Original domain graphics and DJ Gutter / Sewer Labs visual identity assets.
The exact page layout and placement of these assets on djgutter.net.
A direct Wayback page capture or locally recovered HTML/CSS from the djgutter.net era.
A direct page/image capture from an archived historical source. Presented as documented evidence.
An original file or graphic recovered from old drives, archives, or surviving copies. Date/context is stated only when known.
A modern recreation made from surviving evidence. It will always be identified as a reconstruction, never as an original capture.
If the evidence does not establish a date, placement, authorship, or layout, the archive leaves that detail unknown.