Things we built to see if they'd work.
A running catalogue of prototypes, demos, and design studies. Some become products. Most just teach us something. All of them are built to be poked at, zoomed in on, and broken in interesting ways.
The Voxel Farm
A hand-composed rural landscape rendered entirely with Three.js. Drag to orbit around an ornate gambrel-roof barn, watch the windmill turn, see the corn sway, and flip between day and night to find fireflies at the pond.
- 01 Procedurally-placed voxels — no assets loaded over the wire.
- 02 Orbit camera with damping, day/night cycle, themed particles.
- 03 Runs in any modern browser, no install, no tracking.
Nine more to poke at.
Built in the same spirit as the farm — small, sharp, no dependencies. Each one runs entirely in your browser.
Borealis
A neon twin-stick shooter set beneath a living aurora. Pilot a crystal ship through escalating waves of geometric foes, chain combos, grab power-ups, and survive multi-phase boss guardians. Vanilla canvas, procedural audio, no assets.
Enter the stormBradyOS
An operating system that lives in a browser tab. Boot screen, dock, window manager, and eleven working apps — terminal, files, notes, paint, a generative synth, 2048. Press Shift+Space for the launcher.
Boot it upPlough
Drop a CSV on the page, get a clean chart you can read on a phone. Bar, line, area, and donut — every arc hand-drawn in SVG.
Open the chartCrickets
Ambient soundscapes that mix themselves. Six scenes — pond at night, rain on tin, open fire — synthesised live with the Web Audio API.
Press playField Notes
A no-account, offline-first notes app. Tiny hand-written markdown parser, live preview, search, tags. Stays in your browser.
Start writingTabard
A tiny tab manager that turns chaos into a reading list. File URLs under Inbox, Reading, Later — syncs to nothing, owned by you.
Queue a tabSundial
A friendly cron alternative for people who don't want to remember what */5 9 * * 1-5 means. Type a sentence, get the schedule.
Voxel Town
The Voxel Farm's bigger sibling — streets, storefronts, a pocket park with a fountain, and foot traffic that actually goes somewhere.
Walk the blockHarrow
Paste messy JSON on the left, take clean indented JSON off the right. Sort keys, swap indent, minify, copy. Runs entirely in the browser.
Smooth it outJust things we made.
These are experiments, not products. Each was built to chase a question, learn a technique, or see how far an idea would carry before it broke. Poke around.