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Tim Ferriss’s

Cubicle Escape Artist

An office escape game built on his ideas about work. Dodge interruptions, automate a shortcut, and reclaim your Friday.

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  • Sharecard

    By Artur Piszek

    See how your link looks in Facebook, X, LinkedIn, Slack, Discord, iMessage, WhatsApp, Telegram and Bluesky before you share it.

  • Pixelated Warriors

    By Mike Jolley

    Pixel warriors battle in an arena with weapons, monsters, and character progression.

  • WordPress OS Future 2026

    By Community creator

    No windows, no Start menu. A talking mainframe that runs a real WordPress site, right in your browser.

  • Playbox

    By Andrea Grassi

    Games and little tools for kids. Works offline.

  • OpenAI's 3 AI Proofs, Explained Simply

    By Andrea Grassi

    A playful, hands-on guide to the three results OpenAI announced on 26 October 2026: waves and the Kakeya needle, the Exponential Time Hypothesis, and the maths of quarks and gluons.

  • Don't Press

    By Andrea Grassi

    One button. Anyone can press it. Every press is counted. How long can we leave it alone?

  • WordPress OS Retro 95 demo

    By Miguel Torres

    WordPress admin as a mid-nineties desktop: OpenStation with the Retro 95 theme, running entirely in your browser.

  • What Pirate Are Ye?

    By Alex López

    A few quick questions. One very silly pirate trading card.

  • WordPress OS Retro 84 demo

    By Miguel Torres

    WordPress admin as the first desktop most people ever saw: OpenStation with the one-bit Retro 84 theme, running entirely in your browser.

  • Vinyl Miner

    By Community creator

    Quickly check pressing prices, critic scores and album reviews.

  • site

    By Adam Pickering

    Slop TV is an endless AI-generated TV channel. Type or phone in an idea, the standards desk checks it, and fifteen seconds of it airs for everyone at once.

  • Roadster Launch

    By Snehal Talati

  • Pokémon TCG Academy · Versus

    By Fatih Kadir Akın

    Play the Pokémon Trading Card Game against a friend: sign in, share an invite link, and play in your browsers.

  • Photo Poems

    By Liz Swafford

    Upload a photo, get a short poem about it.

  • Orbital Invaders

    By Paul

    Defend Earth, choose your pilot name, and climb the Orbital Invaders scoreboard.

  • By Mauro Pereira

    Survive ten minutes of spam, bugs and bots with the open web's finest tools.

  • LOREM/BPM

    By Community creator

    A groovy lorem ipsum generator to match your mood. Five moods: West Coast house, chill, big beat, trance and jungle.

  • Hydro Rush — Skate. Spray. Save.

    By Alex Aidun

    Hydro Rush: The Wild Edition. Water-powered skateboarding, rooftop stunts, cat rescues and a flaming food-truck boss.

  • GLYPHSTORM 2000

    By Eduardo Villuendas

    How many waves will you last?

  • Flashback — Classic Flash Games & Cartoons

    By Tarun

    Classic Flash games and cartoons, back in your browser. Play Canabalt, watch Star Wars Gangsta Rap, or open your own SWF. No plugin needed.

  • fairy-flyer

    By Community creator

  • f.camera

    By Fatih Kadir Akın

    Photographs by humans, not AI. A personal photo collection by Fatih Kadir Akın, with a Fujifilm X-S20 and an iPhone camera.

  • Erasure

    By Melissa S

  • Mellow Nest

    By jon burke

    A meetup where everyone's AI agent breaks the ice. Guests share a short brief, their agents talk on a shared wall, and the humans go say hello.

  • Chiptunes & Synthwave

    By Boro Sitnikovski

    A 60-second WebGL demo built from #chiptunes-and-synthwave, set to Trey Frey – Airglow.

  • Wapuuzle

    By Nicholas Garofalo

    Wapuuzle: 99 bubble-popping puzzles, a cheerful Wapuu crew, and a ceiling that won't wait. An independent, open-source game.

  • DeckDuck

    By Adam Stogdill

    Build animated slides by hand or with an AI agent, turn them into reusable decks, and present or share them with customers in seconds.

  • Bird or Not

    By Community creator

    One real bird. Two names. Sounding ridiculous is no help. Play ten birds, then send your flock to a friend.

  • Pocket Casts Trending

    By Philip Simpson

    The podcasts trending on Pocket Casts right now, how they have moved over the last six months, and where to listen.

  • NiteLite

    By Community creator

    A free menu bar app that switches your Mac between Light and Dark Mode, with a film cut in between.

  • Sopranos TV

    By Community creator

    An unofficial fan channel that plays Sopranos clips all day. No ending. It just loops.

  • Simpsons TV

    By Community creator

    An unofficial fan channel that plays Simpsons clips all day, every day, forever.

  • Bond TV

    By Community creator

    An unofficial fan channel that plays James Bond clips all day. Shaken, not stirred. Streamed, not scheduled.

  • Beavis TV

    By Community creator

    An unofficial fan channel that plays Beavis and Butt-Head clips all day. It never ends. That's the cool part.

  • Carbonara.Rocks

    By Nico

    The real Italian carbonara — eggs, pecorino, guanciale, pepper. No cream, no onions, no shortcuts. Learn the authentic method, plus the swaps that still work.

  • nicolamustone.com

    By Nico

    Explore apps, developer tools, essays, and independent websites made by Nicola Mustone, from D&D combat tools to software and food projects.

  • Ship for Brains

    By Community creator

    Will Schmierer and Ryan Logan on WordPress, AI and everything in between. Strong opinions. Zero filter. Episode 1 is out now.

  • Dubbed

    By Paul Maiorana

    Move a public Spotify playlist to Apple Music. Paste the link, find matching songs, and save up to 100 tracks to your library.

  • Make Yourself at Home

    By Nick Hamze

    A comic about AI-assisted making, participation and online places people can shape. By HTMLfolk.

  • Casio AE-1200

    By Nick Hamze

    Operate a Casio AE-1200 browser recreation and explore its 248-segment display, Casio Royale nickname, design history and clever travel features.

  • Fall Into Place

    By Nick Hamze

    Play Fall Into Place, a free falling-block puzzle game with a colorful Memphis-style 3D arcade cabinet. Classic rules, keyboard and touch controls, and an original soundtrack.

  • D.A.R.E.

    By Nick Hamze

    D.A.R.E. — Developers Against Reckless Enjoyment. Run a playful developer diagnostic, defy escalating warnings and generate a theatrical notice of compulsory boredom locally.

  • Fast Forward

    By Nick Hamze

    Seven satirical PSA videos about making websites, reclaiming hobbies and memories, rescuing your cat, escaping mandatory beige and making room for your whole personality.

  • Yoink

    By Nick Hamze

    A private creative file library. Keep originals, organize your work, and share only the version you choose.

  • Tapes for Greatness

    By Nick Hamze

    Six original motivational audio episodes. Listen, download the MP3s, and read transcripts for a little encouragement to put your ideas on the web.

  • Pocket Goobers

    By Nick Hamze

    Meet the Pocket Goobers: funny little characters with big personalities. Find favorites, build a six-member squad and share your picks. An Izzi Wizzi project.

  • One More Page

    By Nick Hamze

    Twelve ridiculous things you can make with AI. A picture book for grown-ups.

  • HTMLfolk

    By Nick Hamze

    Weird little websites, personal projects, and links worth clicking. A personal blog sharing things made with the platform.

  • Radio

    By Nick Hamze

    Good music. Big ideas. Listen to Live from Lightning Week, 20 original tracks, a home for the websites and apps you make with AI.

  • Saturday Morning

    By Community creator

    Two channels. A shared schedule. Your Saturday morning ritual.

  • Typecast

    By Nick Hamze

    Big fandoms. Very specific personality reads. Six complete personality quizzes: Pokémon, Friends, Taylor Swift, Animal Crossing, Studio Ghibli, and The Office.

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