2158 apps generated
A visualization app for exploring how light rays bounce and interact in 3D space
A retro simulation of the iconic PlayStation 3 Cross Media Bar menu interface
A nostalgic web simulation of the Ubuntu 20.04 Linux desktop environment
A retro emulator for writing and running 6502 assembly code with a pixel display and live CPU debugger
A retro gaming app for playing classic Sega SG-1000 cartridges with full CPU, graphics, and sound emulation
A nostalgic educational simulation of the beloved 90s children's gaming console
An interactive historical data visualization exploring Napoleon's devastating 1812 Russian campaign
A retro emulator app for playing classic NES games directly in your browser with cycle-accurate CPU emulation
A nostalgic simulation exploring classic computer graphics from the 1980s and 1990s
An immersive narrative game exploring infinite lives and existential memory
A gaming simulation app that recreates the iconic PlayStation 4 dashboard experience
A sci-fi dashboard tracking real-time AI progress and the predicted countdown to technological singularity
An educational simulation of Japan's earthquake early warning system with real-time alerts, tsunami warnings, and historical earthquake data
A music visualization app for exploring subwoofer frequencies and audio dynamics
An educational simulation for visualizing pulse-width modulation signals and voltage transformations
An education app for deconstructing video into analog composite signal components with interactive oscilloscope visualization
A text-based life simulation RPG where your choices shape your path through an interconnected urban neighborhood with reputation, crime, and consequence systems
A racing game where you drive inside a neural network's dreams, trained entirely in your browser
A retro computing emulator featuring a complete Z80 CPU, authentic CRT display, cassette tape loading, and beeper audio all in the browser
A retro video signal emulator that transforms videos into authentic composite NTSC artifacts like CGA, Apple II, and NES displays