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A multiplier terminal in gold and void. Type in a bag, watch the rocket chart run, and see what it prints at a thousand x. Live market cap wired straight into the math.

Lore site for an AI agent that allegedly shipped the fastest-starred repo on GitHub, then launched a coin. A pixel-faithful recreation of GitHub, with a one-click skin swap into a Reddit clone, live star counts and embedded receipts.

A thesis coin: the world only gets weirder, so go long. CRT terminal with glitch type, an AI meme generator, a six-track transmission player and locked-supply telemetry pulled on-chain.

A dancing cat with a real tool attached: ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly drops bopping cats into any clip, rendered entirely in the browser. Nothing uploads, no server exists.

A museum for the internet’s most famous stare. Warm archival galleries, a custom cursor, magnetic buttons and a counting preloader for a cat that has been watching since 2018.

Robinhood’s CEO said you could tokenize a Picasso, so someone did, on his own chain. An after-hours auction room in viridian and gilt, the clip mounted in a gold frame under a brass picture light.

The midwit bell curve as a website. Hand-drawn borders, hard offset shadows, and an IQ test that scores you live and plots you on the animated curve.

The Wii home menu rebuilt in the browser, down to the health and safety gate. Channel grid, Wii-hand cursor, full sound design and a working Mii maker with hundreds of parts.

Dr. Manhattan fatalism rendered in WebGL. A react-three-fiber nebula with bloom, procedural starfields, shooting stars and ambient audio under one line: nobody is coming to save you.

Chrome-void HUD for the final form of maxxing. A tumbling chrome star over a neon fire shader, live DexScreener telemetry with a signal-lost state, and a device tier so it runs on anything.