Miru is a set of modular, extensible Web platform tools and components for still image and multi-track video editing and state-of-the-art, real-time AR. Using WebGL, WebAssembly, and open source, mobile-optimized machine learning models, Miru will give people on the social web the tools to edit images and apply interactive effects to recorded video without compromising on privacy and transparency. Miru aims to provide intuitive and user-friendly UIs which developers can easily integrate into their Web apps regardless of the front-end frameworks they use.

Turn any TV into a retro split-flap display. The classic flip-board look, without the $3,500 hardware. And it's free.

Avnac is a browser-first design editor for posters, layouts, social graphics, and other canvas-based compositions.
Current Product State

Avnac today is strongest around:

Fast browser-local editing
A custom scene editor with direct manipulation controls
Files saved in IndexedDB with a dedicated /files view
JSON import/export
Legacy file migration into the current editor format
Image export as PNG, JPG, and WebP
Prompt-driven editing through the Magic panel

Things that are true right now:

The main editing experience lives in the frontend
The app is desktop-first; mobile editing is intentionally blocked
File persistence is primarily browser-local today
The backend exists, but it is optional for many day-to-day editor tasks

Paaster is a secure and user-friendly pastebin application that prioritizes privacy and simplicity. With end-to-end encryption and paste history, Paaster ensures that your pasted code remains confidential and accessible.

Responsive browser-based gaming powered by feeds.

Games natively execute within the browser across a wide variety of platforms as directed by cloud-based gaming feeds.

NES Party is an experimental way to play NES games with your friends online all from within your browser using WebRTC.

This is how it works:

• You create a room with a shareable link.
• You or a member of the room starts a ROM in an Emulator running in the browser and thus becoming a host.
• The Video/Audio and Controls are streamed to the others in the room using WebRTC.