Step Lightly
Sneak through a dark ranch house where every footstep lights your way and alerts a monster
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NavScope
Visualize. Navigate. Innovate.
id="app-details-left"> View Supabase data on front-end Hierarchy based structure Flow View Lock/Unlock feature Inspiration NavScope was born out of a simple frustration: “Why do I need to fight my tools just to see what I’ve built?” Modern AI coding platforms let you build apps in minutes — but when it comes to making changes, you're still stuck in old paradigms: Prompting page names manually. Guessing which page is connected where. Breaking something you didn’t mean to. We wanted to build a next-gen interface layer that feels smooth and also speaks the language of app builders — vibe coders,…
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GRAVITON
Orbit a star and bend photon beams through gravity to destroy enemy waves
Crazy Cat Cafe
Run a cozy cat cafe while the cats keep knocking your mugs off the counter
MazeRift
Roll through mazes, collect perks, and race through increasingly strange worlds.
Prompt Deck: Every coding-agent conversation, in one place
Read every transcript from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode and Antigravity CLI in one Mac app. Reusable prompts and memory files too. Nothing leaves your Mac.
Spell Unbound on Steam
A pixel-art roguelite where your only spell is the circle you draw. Loop a whole pack at once, draw shapes to cast, and tear bosses apart piece by piece. Four runs, 30 bosses, hidden places and 45 scribes who each break a rule. Draw tight. Something is always crossing your line.
Six AIs built the rocket Roadster. Which is which?
Drive each one, fire the thrusters, vote for your favorite, then see who made which.
Dusky's Nook on Steam
Dusky's Nook is a cozy idle desktop game about a little mushroom guy living his life on a floating island, anywhere on your screen. He gathers mushrooms and head pats, levels up, and unlocks new looks for the island — and a friend or two along the way.
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