Day One
Enter a date and swipe through a story of that day: the number ones, the moon that night, TV, games and tech that year, what things cost and who shares it.
Featured project
Race eight cheeky animal rivals round toy-box tracks packed with drifts, boosts and chaos.
Toys and tools you can click through
Enter a date and swipe through a story of that day: the number ones, the moon that night, TV, games and tech that year, what things cost and who shares it.
A beautifully made calculator that gets every sum wrong, asks if you’re serious about 1 + 1, and hides 35 Easter eggs (try 0 ÷ 0).
Type your name and hear it become its own little piece of music, with a pattern to match.
A scrolling toy where distance is time. Scroll one second per tick, feel how far away a billion seconds really is, then zoom out all the way to the birth of the universe.
One button. Be born again as a random person alive today.
Start with just over 8 billion people and answer 12 quick questions about yourself to see how many people share your exact mix of traits.
Boot into a browser Windows XP desktop with Paint, Notepad, Minesweeper and more.
Full-screen browser games
Race eight cheeky animal rivals round toy-box tracks packed with drifts, boosts and chaos.
Take a slow drive through endless English countryside, cruise winding motorways in light or heavy traffic, or roam London past Big Ben and the Shard. Pick anything from a classic hatchback to a 300 mph single-seater, and keep a log of every drive. No score, just the road.
Bound across the Sea of Tranquility in one-sixth gravity, then take a moon buggy for a spin.
Fold a paper plane one crease at a time, then see how far it glides.
Glide, gobble and grow. Out-wriggle a pit of hungry rival worms and boost your way to the top of the board.
Radar-scope lighthouse game: light the beacons, steer fishing boats clear of the rocks.
Real apps that run in your browser
More vibe-coded apps on the way