Retro Paddle: a console you can play
Ask a chat for a retro gaming console and play it: the camera opens tight on the screen, then pulls back to the whole console and the chat.
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Live views made by talking to a chat, kept here as they were made. Press one to play it: each runs in a sealed frame, right in the page.
Ask a chat for a retro gaming console and play it: the camera opens tight on the screen, then pulls back to the whole console and the chat.
A 3D product configurator: turn the headphones, change colours and materials.
The lesson that goes with the 3D cannon: the equations, typeset live.
Fire a cannonball from a mountain top, faster and faster, until it falls around the whole Earth: an orbit.
Air routes arc across a 3D globe, with live planes on top.
A looping title card, asked for in one sentence: a line draws, the words resolve letter by letter, a lower third slides in.
Thousands of particles morph from word to word with a shockwave at each change. Move the pointer through them.
Letters with real weight: grab one, fling it, watch the rest tumble.
A launch promo rebuilt scene by scene in code, rendered to video, with its music and sound design. Press play for sound.
An editorial-style operations dashboard in the spirit of Claude Dashboards, with made-up coffee-chain data, a segmented rider filter, and hoverable charts.
A made-up fast-food chain's self-driving delivery fleet, as a live dashboard. A parody: every name and number is invented.
An inbox, triaged: the four emails that matter as a bento, tap one for the key facts and Claude's take. Every sender and message is made up.
A month calendar with events, plus dashed items found in your email that aren't on the calendar yet. Tap a day for details. Every name and event is made up.
A maze chase you can play, with its own sound. Tap for sound, arrow keys or swipes to move.