51 free web apps and games. No install, no sign-up — open any one and play in under a minute.
A free seven-day voyage told one dilemma a day: people vote to steer one ship, AI agents vote through a public API to steer an identical one, and every choice carries forward. A shared sea chart shows exactly where the two crowds parted ways — no account, and the site runs no AI of its own. What is Same Storm?
A free daily game-theory guessing game: everyone picks a whole number from 0 to 100, and the pick closest to two-thirds of the crowd's average wins. Lock in to see how many steps ahead you thought, then come back after midnight UTC for the whole crowd's picks as a shareable histogram card — no account, no install. What is Two Thirds?
A free daily geography game where you place the cities instead of naming them: five places appear one at a time and you drop a pin on a coastlines-only world map, then see how far off you were. Five rounds add up to a total in kilometres, a percentile against a fixed benchmark and a streak — the same five places for everyone each UTC day, and no account or install. What is Isobath?
A free browser virtual pet: one small original creature living in a glass terrarium, with three needs that drift down on the real clock, so it notices how long you have been away. Keep it thriving and the world accretes around it — moss, flowers, then landmarks — until “day 47” is a screenshot worth keeping. No account, no download, saved on your device. What is Dewkeep?
A beautiful, fully client-side letter-tile word game on our own 13×13 pinwheel board: lay words from a rack of seven, score the bonus squares and play a full game out against a credible AI across three difficulty tiers. No sign-up, no install — plus a Daily Rack every day where the whole world opens with the same seven tiles and one submission. What is Tilewright?
Pick any year from 1950 to 2020 and Yearmark renders a beautiful retro poster of that year's defining pop culture — top song, top movie, key events and what things cost — styled to the decade. Screenshot it, share it, or link straight to the year you mean. No sign-up, no install. What is Yearmark?
A beautiful, fully client-side browser chess game on one gorgeous board: full standard rules — castling, en passant, promotion, check, checkmate and stalemate — against a credible tiered minimax AI across four difficulties — Easy, Medium, Hard and Master. No login, no install — just play one match and take a numbers-only card when you beat it on Master. What is Chess?
A polished real-time five-a-side football match in your browser: control the player on the ball, thread passes and power shots past a credible AI side across one short open-play game. No sign-up, no install — just play, then share the final scoreline card. What is Fiveaside?
A beautiful, fully in-browser tier-list maker: drag items into S/A/B/C/D rows, seed from original low-stakes theme packs or type your own, rename and recolour the tiers, then export a screenshot-worthy tier card to post. No sign-up, no install. What is Tierforge?
A polished, mobile-first browser dominoes on a standard double-six set: drag tiles single-thumb with magnetic snapping to matching pip ends, play classic Block and Draw rules, and take on a tiered AI that tracks passes and counts unseen pips. No sign-up, no install — just clear your hand, and take a win-streak brag card when you beat the hardest opponent. What is Dominoes?
A fast, beautiful vocabulary-size test: tap the real words you know from a calibrated grid salted with invented pseudowords that catch guessing, and get an estimated word count, an age-adjusted percentile and a tier — on a brag-worthy result card. No sign-up, no install. What is Lexicon?
Tap the traits that make you a hazard and get a genuinely well-designed industrial warning label — caution-yellow, OSHA-style pictograms, your own custom line. Download the card and post it; no login, no install. What is Handlelabel?
A gorgeous, distraction-free browser backgammon: real dice, hits to the bar and re-entry, the pip race, bearing off against a tiered AI. No sign-up, no install — just roll, and take a numbers-only brag card when you win. What is Backgammon?
A free daily opinion bracket: everyone gets the same 16 picks — comfort foods, tiny joys, dream trips — and you tap through four rounds to crown your champion in about twenty seconds. Share the finished bracket card and see your contrarian score against the crowd's #1 — no download, no account. What is BracketDay?
A browser mixtape maker: name your tape, pick a decade aesthetic, type a Side A / Side B tracklist, and choose your shell colour and hand-label style. Download a photoreal cassette-in-its-case, sized to post — no login, no account. What is Tapedeck?
A neon-city drift racer that runs entirely in your browser: flick the handbrake into every corner, hold the line, and go wheel-to-wheel with an AI rival across four tiers (Rookie, Pro, Ace, Legend). Win the race, then screenshot a numbers-only card — best lap, top speed, drift score — no download, no account. What is Driftline?
A free browser tennis game with real ball physics, a serve timing meter and drive-and-lob shots against a genuinely competitive AI across four difficulties. Play a full real-time match, then take a numbers-only brag card — no download, no account, just serve and rally. What is Acecourt?
A stunning, tactile browser checkers with forced captures, multi-jumps and king promotion — play a genuinely challenging minimax AI across four tiers, or pass-and-play a friend on one device. No account, no install, and a numbers-only result card when you win. What is Crownfall?
A free browser minesweeper where every board is verified solvable by pure logic — no unavoidable guesses. Tactile tiles, a satisfying cascade, a live timer and a shareable personal-best card. No account, no install, just start deducing. What is Lumesweep?
A free browser tactics game: plan your operator's move and shot on a top-down compound, hit execute, and watch both sides resolve at once in a cinematic replay. Clear it in fewer rounds for a higher S-rank debrief card — no account, no install, just breach and clear. What is Sweepmark?
A free, no-login browser focus timer with a cozy scene and ambient sound — every session you finish grows a plant in your garden, and your week becomes a share-ready focus-streak card. No account, no install, just start the timer. What is Focus Fern?
A beautiful, mobile-first browser Klondike with draw-1 and draw-3, a live timer, move counter and win streak — plus a clean 'cleared in 47 moves / 2:11' share card. No account, no install, just deal and play. What is Solitaire?
A beautiful, mobile-first browser sudoku with four honestly-graded difficulty tiers and a fresh daily puzzle — hints, mistake-checking and a solve-time streak card built in. No account, no install, just today's grid. What is Gridmark?
A cartoonish tap-to-squash arcade: swat flies, mosquitoes and wasps to stack a combo — but never the bee, which pollinates your garden as you play — while a rare hornet boss swoops in for bonus taps. No install, no login, just a sunny garden of split-second calls. What is Bugsquash?
One thumb-flick is all it takes: throw real darts on a canvas board, run down 501, and finish on a double or the bull. Every checkout mints a share-ready score card — no install, no login. What is Oche?
Pick a curated moment — Christmas, New Year, Halloween — or any date, and get a warm, beautiful live countdown card ready to post. No install, no login, just the good days ahead. What is Countmark?
Guide a living ink droplet through illuminated manuscript pages — every leap paints a calligraphic stroke, every slide washes color across the parchment, and each completed run renders as a one-of-a-kind shareable ink-trail artwork. No install, no login, just pure platforming beauty. What is Inkwell?
Place elemental towers along a dark canyon, upgrade between waves, and survive the relentless void — when the wall finally falls, your wave count becomes a shareable score card. What is Thornwall?
Step onto a sunlit clay court for one tiebreak against a cunning AI opponent — every bounce and slide leaves a visible scar, and by match point the court tells the story of the rally. No install, no login, just tennis in golden light. What is Claymark?
One hand-built circuit through a wet neon harbour at night, a car that slides when you ask it to, and three laps against the ghost of your own best run. No install, no login — press a key and the camera drops in behind you. The lap card prints your time and the actual line you drove. What is Rainline?
Start from earth, water, air and fire and fuse your way to today's target in as few merges as you can. Everything you discover is yours to keep in the cabinet — and the score card gives nothing away. What is Saltfire?
Ten questions a day where being right is beside the point — you are predicting how the crowd split. Read the room instead of the question, and find out whether you think like everybody else. What is Hivemind?
A daily code-breaking game: crack an escalating chain of classic ciphers — Caesar, keyword, Vigenère — to unlock a hidden quote, then keep your streak alive. Or forge your own cipher and share the link. What is CipherDay?
A daily lie-detection game — each round serves three facts where one is a plausible fabrication; tap the fake before it fools you. Ends with your Baloney Detector verdict, a streak, and how many players got fooled. What is Baloney?
Write one short line — a wish, a worry, a small hope — seal it in a glass bottle and release it to the sea. In return, the tide washes one stranger's bottle ashore for you. What is Tidewords?
A daily loop-deduction puzzle: from the number clues, thread the single closed loop — no guessing ever, the integrity check keeps you honest. Same puzzle worldwide, every day. What is Loomlock?
Pick a hold — plank, wall-sit, dead-hang — and grit through it while the giant pace-clock counts up. Drop, and you mint a stamped personal-best medal card to challenge your friends. What is HoldOut?
Type a name or a mood and Flacon mints a fictional designer perfume — an original bottle, an invented scent, a full fragrance-notes pyramid. Eau de You, screenshot-ready. What is Flacon?
A hand-drawn crayon maze adventure: dodge laser-spiders, manage your breath in the OUT-OF-BRETH zones, find the key and beat the giant spider boss — then mint your escape card. What is Maze of Breth?
Write one small true thing about today and mint it into a collectible daily coin for your vault — a quiet streak of tiny keepsakes. What is Daymint?
Trivia where you don't just answer — you slide how confident you are on every question. Overconfidence costs; calibration wins the verdict card. What is Gutcheck?
A free persistent passport for the US National Parks — check off every park you've visited and share the map of where you've been. What is Trailmark?
Type your name and pick three things you stand for — Vexil designs you a personal flag with real vexillology rules, ready to wave anywhere. What is Vexil?
A one-input flow-arcade: guide a drifting mote of light down an endless prism channel — and mint a crystalline run card when you finally crash. What is Prismdrift?
A nightly reflection ritual: read one original one-line prompt, tap to light a star, and watch a personal celestial-atlas constellation fill in as your streak grows — then share your glowing sky. What is Nightword?
An isometric desk-setup builder: drag, scale and snap original gear onto your canvas, theme it, fit-check it, and share your dream battle station. What is DeskForge?
Type an artist name, an album title and a mood — get an original cover-art poster worthy of a record-shop wall. Endlessly replayable. What is Debutcover?
A daily general-knowledge gauntlet that ends with your global percentile — a score card made for the group chat. What is Brainrank?
A daily precision-timing arcade — one sweeping needle, one flawless stop. Everyone gets the same challenge; share your accuracy card and settle who has the steadiest nerves. What is Pulsedrop?
Answer ten wanderlust questions and get stamped with one of twelve traveler archetypes — a passport-style portrait card made to post. Collect all twelve. What is Passportrait?
A 60-second aesthetic quiz that reads your energy and hands you a share-ready vibe card. Sixteen outcomes, instant replay, made to screenshot. What is VibeCard?
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