A vanilla UI component kit you can re-theme in about fifteen lines — no framework, no build step. Change a handful of CSS variables and everything recolors together, including your third-party tables and charts, in light and dark. Ships with a live theme generator that writes the theme for you. Free and MIT.
A home for small, free, open-source tools — take them, they're MIT. Each one comes with clean docs and a live demo. First up: Scry, a zero-dependency PHP micro-library for User-Agent and device detection, and trace, a tiny JavaScript call-tracer. More to come.
A retro terminal interface for the Claude AI API. Built entirely with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript — no frameworks, no build tools. Features a CRT scanline overlay, phosphor glow effects, typewriter response rendering, and a full multi-turn conversation history.
Mobile-first progressive web app for workout tracking and strength progression. Installable on any device, offline-capable, no app store required. Built for athletes who want app-quality UX anywhere.
A browser-based maze tower defense game with an alchemical-neon aesthetic. Build mazes from walls, deploy floating sigil-towers, and survive an endless, ever-growing transmutation. Free, no login, runs in any browser.
A fixed-turret arcade shooter — you're an orb that can't move, only aim, firing nonstop as rocks split and fly ballistic through an endless run that keeps ramping. Power-ups float in and have to be shot to collect. Free, mobile-first PWA, runs in any browser.
A planning tool that helps Texas families map the road to college — cost projections, savings targets, and school comparisons in one clean dashboard. Privacy-friendly by design: cookieless analytics, no account required.
A hacker-themed RPG played from a terminal interface. Navigate networks, complete missions, and build your reputation in the underground. Mobile-first PWA, currently in development.
This LCARS interface is one of six distinct computer systems in the 1978.IO library — each constructed using fundamental web technologies without external frameworks. Same developer. Six different realities.
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