Entertainment Products

Give someone a mixtape they can open anywhere: order the songs, add a note from you, and send a single link that turns a tracklist into a lasting memento.

A casual runner for the browser: tap, click, and double-click your way past obstacles in bite-size sessions — entertainment only, no politics involved.

Run a whole DMX lighting rig from a browser tab: 3D stage preview, one-tap scene presets, programmable chases, and beat-synced reactions from your mic.

Wander the whole Pokemon world with filters and sorting at your side: types, evolutions, abilities, and base stats for every creature, cleanly presented.

Recreate the hidden stripe of a world flag with HSB sliders and a live preview — five rounds a game, scored by how perceptually close your color lands.

Type a birthday and city and get a keepsake Certificate of Arrival: the moon phase, the weather, the headlines, and the chart hits of your first day.

Load two portraits and compare: structured PSL scoring, an eight-axis radar chart, a final verdict, and a downloadable card — in scientific or roast mode.

Poke around a working OriginOS imitation in the browser: widgets, themes, wallpaper settings, and a live clock that together feel like a real phone OS.

Curious if a Valorant account matches its rank? Stats, win rates, and team patterns feed a boosted-or-smurf estimate built from public match data.

A tongue-in-cheek petition hub for football fans: sign in a click, spread the word, and watch the counter climb in real time — no account necessary.

Stream Formula 1 as it happens with live viewer counts, then revisit full replays and highlights whenever you like — a clean, minimal fan-first interface.

Test your eye for cartoon colors: recreate the exact tone of famous characters using hue, saturation, and brightness dials, and see how close you land.