Projects
A public selection of purpose-built applications, custom simulation environments, and standalone tools. Every project runs entirely in your browser: no tracking, no ads, nothing to sign into, and nothing sent anywhere. Be aware that this is what the cool part of the Internet used to be like.
Multiple applications, one philosophy: everything runs in your browser, nothing phones home, and nothing interrupts you. Each row opens the project's own page, with the full write-up, architecture notes and screenshots.
Major Projects
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shhdoku.org
Sudoku with nothing on the board but the puzzle. A Svelte page that builds a board in your browser and proves it has one solution, with twenty-five rulesets, daily challenges and no ads.
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DonTide
An ocean you swim through as a blue whale or a great white shark. 25 procedural worlds, a field journal, releasable whirlpools and earthquakes, and no paywalls or cooldown timers.
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vortaye.app
A severe-weather workbench. Real-time vortex mechanics and recreations of notable historical tornadoes, with CAPE, shear and helicity as direct controls, built for someone who asked for it.
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toroid.top
The viral balls-in-rings genre turned into a studio. One self-contained HTML file that is sandbox, level editor, eighteen-instrument synth and video recorder at once.
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SPA Day
One prompt, several models, and the single-page applications each of them produced.
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unfathom (preview)
Screenshot preview of a descent you take screen by screen through 127 generated biomes. Version 0.3, a beta prerelease: fight, forge, take a covenant, and let the Register write down what stopped you.
One-Shot Builds
Smaller single-session pieces. They are hosted here on pah.moi rather than on a domain of their own.
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adnaq
A simple tool for answering and tracking answers on generated study kits based around any subject of your choosing.
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totb
The Typing of the Bed. A typing game for winding down instead of speeding up: count sheep over a moonlit fence by typing the word each one carries.
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Values Draw
A brief coaching exercise. Sort sixty-eight value cards against a clock, then prioritize them to your preference, and find out which ones you actually keep when two of them collide.
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vibecode
A browser-local generative music instrument with Machine, Vibe, Wub, and Loop workspaces for sequencing, directing, performing, and revisiting sound.
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Throttle and Chain
Throttle and Chain, a pseudo-3D motorcycle combat racer where traffic, rival riders, hazards, and a countdown all compete for the road.
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plusminus
An interactive exploration of physical scale, digital systems, and organized life. Start somewhere familiar, then zoom outward for context or inward to investigate the structures and processes that make it possible.
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Garden Quest
A garden that grows dragons. Arrange plants across a floating island, keep or hatch the eggs they produce, and discover a hidden clearing where your companions play together. Nothing dies, and grumpy dragons are not a problem to fix.
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Upward
A city built one floor at a time. Homes, shops, offices and cinemas share a cutaway tower, with people to look after, lifts to untangle, and a five-chapter story or independent free play.
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xaio
A martial-arts movie that plays itself. One white stick figure fights through five procedural worlds, improvising with whatever is within reach. Recurring rivals, changing bosses and an Endless Film mode keep the night going.
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aVoid
Choose when to be heard. A ping reveals a dark room for a moment and tells its sentries where you are standing.
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Paint 1995
A browser drawing scratchpad with a toolbox, a palette and a blank canvas. Draw, undo and export an image without uploading it.