Bundle Games inside a single tab Browser games with no install, no account and no tutorial that won't end.
Bundle The browser was not supposed to do that Pages that use the browser against the grain of everything it was built to do.
Weball Roll any web page up into a Katamari ball
Better Window Switcher Search your windows by what's on screen, not just what they're called
CSIRAC Emulator Australia's first computer, running again in a browser tab
SIRENFALL A shelter window, a rainy city, and a civil-defense siren built from a rotor model rather than a recording
Mic Drop A party game with no audio in it at all — the room is the speaker, the scoreboard and the judge
tldraw Instant browser-based infinite whiteboard, no account needed
Continue? Y/N A 60-second game about how carefully you read AI commands
Cursor Camp Neal.fun's playground for browser cursors
Finds
- I'll Call You Later A night-time short film rendered live in your browser
- TowerPanic Four towers, one about to fall, and a browser party game for up to 10
- Guitoro A playable guitar in the browser, strummed from your keyboard
- Tiberava A Roman city builder that starts with one empty plot and a forum
- Brickbrag A shared brick town you can race, fly and build in
- Gaussian Games Two browser games inside one real scan of an abandoned sanatorium
- Programming Language Wars A pixel-art brawler where JavaScript, Rust, Haskell and C trade special moves
- Weball Roll any web page up into a Katamari ball
- Letterkin A daily puzzle that scores you on how few different letters you use
- Star Dewar A browser space-trading game in the spirit of TradeWars 2002
- Wordminos A word game where lettered domino pieces must spell every row and column
- Pumpkin Patch A shared field of pumpkins you can claim, carve and leave glowing
- Lobster is Lobster A word game where you guess the language
- Black Hole Raytracer Fly around a Schwarzschild black hole, rendered live in your browser
- Free Games for Seniors Big-print browser games with no timers, no dragging and no sign-up
- Fjordfall A browser game about skating down one Norwegian mountain
- How Stale Is Your AI? Two live clocks per model, counting days since it shipped and days since it stopped learning
- Restarted A full fake startup, generated fresh on every reload
- Fashionguessr A daily fashion quiz that ends by asking you to draw the outfit from memory
- Livedin Design Patterns Twenty-six architectural patterns, from a window seat to a hillside town, as 3D models you can turn
- Math Gambling Stake some processor time on finding three cubes that add up to 114
- Relativity Park A walkable park where light only moves 5 km/h
- asciiQuake Quake rendered in text nodes, no canvas anywhere
- SIRENFALL Pull the breaker and the siren is built, not played
- Three Pins One three-hole course a day, the same three holes for everybody
- Voronoi Go Go, with the grid taken away
- Octophobia Clear the grid, and never make an eight
- Between Tokens Seven minutes on the other side of the chat window
- Hypnagogic Quasicrystals Non-repeating interference patterns you can walk around in WebXR
- Falling Letters Type a sentence and watch it crumble, letter by letter
- I Didn't Set A Cookie No cookies, no permissions — and it still knows your device and location
- Widthipedia Wikipedia, except the article is chosen by your window's width
- Mirage Browser An infinite 1998 web that doesn't exist until you ask for it
- WhoDunnitAI Interrogate the suspects out loud and catch them lying
- QWERTY MIDI Your laptop keyboard, tuned like a bass guitar
- BoxSquad Its limbs are draggable, and so are its borders
- jdanwire A late-nineties file-sharing client that shares nothing and plays your own disk
- Yamanote 3D One loop of Tokyo's Yamanote Line — thirty stations, sixty-seven minutes, nothing to score
- ChipBuilder Start at the AND gate, finish running your own machine code
- Hurtle An endless descent with ten sliders on the difficulty
- Beakdown Joust, in a browser tab, with one control
- noclip Fly through classic game levels in your browser
- Quiche Browser A solo-built iPhone browser that now hides AI overviews by default
- Viaduct Chrome extensions that never got a Safari port, converted and installed
- Firefox in WebAssembly The actual Firefox browser, compiled to run inside a browser tab
- Q3Edit Edit and playtest Quake III Arena maps without leaving the browser
- Firefox in WebAssembly Firefox's actual Gecko engine, compiled to WebAssembly and running inside a browser tab
- Searxly A native Mac browser with a private search engine built in
- Mise A distraction-free, keyboard-driven companion browser for fanless laptops
- Typocalypse A typing roguelike where your keyboard is the weapon
- Google Earth Flight Simulator Hidden flight simulator inside Google Earth's web app
- Quake 1 in the Browser The full 1996 Quake, running in any modern browser
- tldraw Instant browser-based infinite whiteboard, no account needed
- Continue? Y/N A 60-second game about AI permission fatigue
- EzFurigana Add context-aware furigana to any Japanese text
- Hallucinate A massively multiplayer online rave
- Helios Plug-in solar potential calculator for any British address
- TV Explorer A polished interface for free streaming TV channels
- Drops Falling balls create looping beatscapes by hitting obstacles you place
- Klattsch A speech synthesizer that operates on phonemes, not spelling
- Marbles Squared A puzzle game playable on web, Game Boy, ZX Spectrum, and Palm Pilot
- Personal Sites A portal indexing thousands of homespun personal websites
- Trambient Manchester's tram network sonified — 1.7 million possible versions per journey
- Virtual Fish Doorbell Help fish get through a Dutch canal lock by ringing a virtual doorbell
- Desktop Tower Defense Paul Preece's 2007 Flash-era classic revived for the modern web
- Flipbook Type a query, get a machine-generated illustrated encyclopedia entry
- Play Your Tubes Right London Underground journey-time speed challenge
- Single Ride Travel the longest possible route on a single NYC subway swipe
- Takeaway Reduce an 8-letter word to 3 letters, one letter at a time
- Land Lines Draw a line; Google Maps finds the matching ridge, river, or coastline
- Last Night's Sunset Browser renders yesterday's actual sunset where you stood, as a gradient
- RedditTok (reddvu) Any subreddit as a vertical-scroll TikTok feed
- Vaskange Zoom-deeper-forever exploration through hand-illustrated nested worlds
- Cursor Camp Neal.fun's playground for browser cursors