3D worlds, games, and experiments, right in your browser

Worlds to walk through, games to play, and experiments that exist to show you what a browser can do. No app, no download, nothing to install.

Worlds and games

Small business tributes

Personal tributes

What you will find here

The collection wanders on purpose, so it is sorted into three groups above. Here is what each of them holds, and every heading below takes you straight to it.

  • Worlds and games

    The ones built for their own sake. Defend Earth from a Martian fleet, dive hundreds of billions of times deep into the Mandelbrot set, watch a modelled ocean shoal and break on a measured beach, or plant a garden of fractal trees and tend it through the seasons.

  • Small business tributes

    Real businesses, rebuilt as places you can visit. A dealership desk with a car buying advocate on the buyer's side of it, a tire shop on historic Railroad Ave with a car up on the lift, a backyard vegetable garden with a greenhouse, and a consultant's sunny home office.

  • Personal tributes

    Worlds made for a particular person, or to hold on to a particular memory. A quiet trail along the Gunpowder, a karaoke night at the corner bar, a Zumba class, a bug hunt in the jasmine, a round of pirate mini golf.

Every one of them runs in your browser

No app, no download, no account, and nothing to install. Each experience is browser-native HTML, CSS, and JavaScript with Three.js doing the drawing, served from this domain and nowhere else. There are no third-party scripts, no CDNs, and no trackers anywhere on the site. Open a link and you are already inside.

Built for someone in particular

Several of the worlds above began as a gift. Someone knew a person who deserved a world, or a business that deserved to be more than another template website, and told us the story. We still love making those, so if a person or a place came to mind while you were browsing, we would be glad to hear about it.

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Bring your own little world

SceneXP is open source under the MIT license, and the shared parts library makes a new experience easier to assemble than you might think. Whatever you would build, we would be delighted to host it.

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