.experiments

A bubble level that runs on your phone's motion sensors. Lay the phone flat and the bubble sits in a bullseye; stand it on an edge and it turns into a tube level that reads the slope of whatever it leans on, to a tenth of a degree and in percent. Calibrate once on a surface you trust, tap to hold a reading, and the screen stays awake while you work.

Conway's Game of Life taken off the plane. Every cell sits in a cube with 26 neighbours, and a rule of the same shape as Conway's, born on some counts and surviving on others, grows crystals, clouds, coral and gliders out of a random seed. Edit the rule digit by digit while it runs, add dying states that fade through the palette, cut the cube open to see inside, and take cells out or put them in with a click.

Build your own planetary system in three dimensions, to scale, and see how long it lasts. The solar system starts from where the planets really are on the date you pick; drop a body into orbit with a click, throw it with a drag and watch its path before you let go. Bodies that touch merge, bodies that leave are lost.

Classic Flappy Bird game with adjustable difficulty settings. Navigate through pipes by tapping to flap.

Cellular automaton simulation with pattern presets and real-time controls. Watch complex patterns emerge from simple rules.

Four modes exploring the beauty of phi (1.618...): phyllotaxis patterns, Fibonacci spiral, Penrose tiling, and logarithmic golden spiral.

Real-time gravitational physics simulation with multiple celestial scenarios. Watch stars and planets dance under Newton's laws.

Ambient quote carousel with typewriter effect and floating particle background. Wisdom from legendary programmers.

Interactive visualization of a 4-dimensional hypercube projected into 2D. Control rotation with your mouse.

Interactive periodic table with element details and discovery timeline animation. Watch the history of chemistry unfold from ancient times to today.

Turn your webcam feed into live, theme-coloured ASCII art in real time. Tune the resolution, contrast and character ramp, then freeze and download a frame. No camera? A plasma demo runs instead.