Experiments

Drag to move around the room, scroll or pinch to zoom, and select a bot to see its personality. Replay the logo assembly, change the lighting, or step inside for a closer look. Includes keyboard controls and a reduced-motion option.

Choose an activity, fill in three to five blanks, and copy the prompt into your AI tool. Shuffle the setup, edit it, or turn it into another kind of creation. Prompts and answers stay in the current tab and are not saved by this tool.

Teaches you to solve a real 3×3 Rubik's cube, one turn at a time, in seven named stages. You can practice each stage and each algorithm on a cube you turn on the screen. It will also solve a cube you describe to it, in about twenty moves, and play the solution back so you can step and scrub through it. Built for a phone.

A word search that builds itself around any subject you type — the ocean, state capitals, anything — at three difficulty levels. Drag across letters with a mouse or a finger, or play it entirely with the arrow keys. Found words strike off in their own color, and it keeps a best time for each subject and level on your own device.

A menu-bar app that turns the edge of your screen into a warm light, so your face is lit on video calls without buying a ring light. It uses the display's HDR range to go genuinely brighter than white, and stays out of your screen shares. It works in reverse too, dimming the screen below its own lowest brightness for working at night. Written in Swift and Metal, built with Claude Code.

A menu-bar app that stops your Mac dimming or sleeping, on a timer or indefinitely, with an option to let the screen go dark while your work keeps running. Written in Swift, built with Claude Code.

The classic sliding-block puzzle. Slide the big red block down to the gate at the bottom, moving the other pieces out of its way without ever lifting one off the board. Several starting layouts, a move counter, a timer and unlimited undo. The code is on GitHub.