Bundle Games inside a single tab Browser games with no install, no account and no tutorial that won't end.

Bundle Open a tab, lose a happy minute Things to open in a spare browser tab when you have a minute and some curiosity.

Bundle Somewhere to wander Web pages that behave less like tools than like places to stay a while.

Bundle It turns out you can measure that Things everybody guesses at, turned into a number you can look up.

Bundle The whole system, made playable Real systems, from cities to the planet, shrunk into browser toys.

Bundle What it won't do is the feature Things built around the one thing they deliberately refuse to do.

Bundle The dataset is the toy Public datasets that someone, instead of writing a report, turned into something to play with.

Bundle Nothing standing in between Each of these took out whatever was sitting between you and the thing.

Bundle Somebody else is already in there Tabs that are only half a thing until someone else opens them too.

Bundle Maps of the unmappable Maps of what usually goes unmapped: sound, shade, silence and film locations.

Bundle Theory you can poke at Abstract ideas rebuilt as something you can spin, walk through or bet on.

Bundle Everyone gets the same one today Puzzles that reset each morning, the same for everybody who opens the tab.

Bundle The physics is not negotiable Games that could have cheated at the difficult bit and decided not to.

Bundle Borrowed from something serious A canyon, a paint aisle, a courtroom and a compiler, each turned into something to play with.

Bundle From the screen into your hands Three tools where the output isn't a file — it's a thing you end up holding.

Bundle One control over the whole set Something enormous, reduced to one thing you can drag.

Bundle Say it however you'd say it No fields, no menus — you just say the thing.

Bundle Sleight of hand with the alphabet Four tricks played on letters, each one running in an ordinary browser tab.

Bundle Different every time you ask Same question, new answer, every single time you put it.

Bundle The limit is the material Three tools that treat a technical constraint as the thing worth working in.

Bundle You work it out by playing No tutorial, no manual — the explanation is the thing you're already touching.