Browse the world's largest online library in an LCARS themed UI.

Hey, I made this! Little gorilla, big attitude. Hit him, pull his limbs.
Let me know if he's too easily offended 🤪

What do you think?

I was inspired by the artwork visitors sent me on my personal site, and decided to turn that modern guestbook into a project of its own. Drawings are sent to me, and if approved they go up in the gallery for the next visitor to see.

made this one. you play a song (a tab, a file, your mic or a radio station) and it writes the beat out as strudel code while it plays, kick, clap, hats, bass line, chords, and each part lights up when it hits. no AI on the music side, it all runs in your browser. it's a sketch of the song, not a perfect transcription, and it likes a steady beat best. the first button plays a demo song if you just want to see it. free and open source: github.com/StopBanning/toaster

I'm a satellite nerd and as a cool project I built www.watched.earth

Type in any place on Earth and it will:

• find every imaging, weather, radar and crewed satellite whose field of view crossed it in the last 7 days (SGP4 on the CelesTrak catalog, running in your browser)

• pull the real Sentinel-2, Landsat, VIIRS, MODIS and GOES scenes from those passes and crop them to your spot

• replay each pass on a 3D globe lit by the real sun, with all ~17k tracked objects in orbit

It only says a satellite “watched” you when a real image exists. Commercial sats that could have pointed at you are labelled as such, since their tasking isn’t public.

I’d love feedback, especially:

• Which satellites or data sources should I add?

• Anything confusing or broken?

It’s 100% free and no sign-up or rate limits.

An endless generative music station that picks up distress calls from a lost colony ship – and everyone is waiting... for someone called “Watahy”

I made this. You pick a box (a tuck box, a gift box, an envelope, a finger joint wooden box, an oval box with a bending wall and a few more), type the size and how thick your card or plywood is, and download a PDF to print or an SVG/DXF for a cutting machine. No account and nothing to install, and your designs stay in your browser. It's new, so if something looks off or the box you want isn't there, tell me.

<true to the 90s, it has auto-playing MIDI music.>
This one is not mine,
But it brought me so many nostalgic memories and feelings and I almost cried.

So, if you are old like me, or just want to see how (a big part of) the internet looked like in its early stage. enjoy!

Built this for myself as an F1 fan. It rebuilds each race from the official timing data, so you can scrub through it, follow any driver, and hear the team radio when it happened. Free, no sign up, no ads. Works on phones too.

I made a tool called SkyEtch, a free, highly customizable, browser based tool for creating star maps.

https://skyetch.spacelion.eu/

My initial goal was to create a tool similar to PP3 - Celestial Chart Generation, a 20+ year-old 16-bit application by Torsten Bronger, but make it run in the browser, without LaTeX or other dependencies.

The main focus was on producing clean, scalable vector output. Since SVGs are well supported in all browsers and design software, it seemed like the obvious choice.

Main features

• Multiple map projections

• Manual targeting of the projection center

• Time and location-based targeting

• Customization of nearly all SVG elements

• Runs in the browser

• SVG and optional bitmap exports

He walks around the moon every 60 seconds. He has been doing it since July 1969.
Kick the rock. Turn on his radio. Let him rest.