Beautiful map posters from OpenStreetMap, generated in your browser. No backend, no API keys.
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Beautiful map posters from OpenStreetMap, generated in your browser. No backend, no API keys.
Static, anonymous live polling with CRDT sync, zk one-vote proofs, and local analytics.
Peer-to-peer mesh: 2-4 friends in different homes each point their camera at a view they like; every phone tiles all the others' feeds into one composite.
Local-first outliner with backlinks, graph search, semantic recall, and optional peer-to-peer sync.
Peer-to-peer Werewolf: phones are role cards assigned via cryptographic commit-reveal; no server ever learns who's the wolf.
Peer-to-peer mesh: voice notes tied to a place. Scan a QR sticker on a bench, hear the last visitors. Audio lives only in browsers that have scanned.
Browser-based photo-to-PBR texture creation for indie game and 3D artists, powered by WebGPU and WASM.
Browser-based live room visuals that react to music, people, and synced nearby devices.
Peer-to-peer mesh: each phone is one drum; 30 seconds of taps records a synced loop that replays on every phone.
Live browser simulator for snowflake, dendrite, and coral-like crystal growth with WebGPU visuals and sonified physics.
A browser-local end-of-session feedback board.
A browser-local shared missing and found board with private claimant flow.
Peer-to-peer mesh: 4 phones become a polyrhythm grid, each playing a clock-synced subdivision of the same BPM.
A quick peer-to-peer word chain with shared turns and a round clock.
A browser-local book-club lottery with one nomination per peer and a transparent draw.
A shared caption contest with one entry and independent votes per peer.
A shared, assigned checklist for small groups.
A lightweight peer-to-peer message stream for a shared room.
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