Khyenpa is a public register dedicated to documenting singular things. Its central principle is simple: entries are registered once and kept forever, creating a browsable record of items across many fields. Anyone can add an entry, while the person who made the thing can claim it. The site presents itself as a community resource, showing whether entries are claimed, unclaimed, or community-listed, alongside identifiers and view counts.

Visitors can browse categories or search the register to discover entries, explore popular and fast-growing items, and view featured selections such as the Entry of the Week. The collection spans artworks, buildings, recordings, software, vehicles, food, musical compositions, devices, public figures, and more. Examples range from paintings and albums to landmarks, recipes, and inventions, illustrating the breadth of things the register covers.

Khyenpa offers a web application for exploring and contributing to this catalog. Users can register an entry and log in to access the site’s account features.