What shipped, and when.

A real dither screen over your images

A real dither screen over your images

Tone-mapped pixel blocks over any image

A real dither screen over your images

Character coverage over media that stays visible

Lifting a finger now stops emission instead of leaving a static cluster of sparks on screen.

One greeting through twelve languages and scripts

Ring, dot, crosshair and blur followers in one enum, plus separate steering force and damping controls.

An infinite carousel bowed into a smooth arc

A card deck your visitors throw, not click

A WebGL surface that dents inward under the pointer, with rail constraints so it stays usable inside a real layout.

A 360 degree room you turn inside

A 3D deck that deals itself on scroll

Solid one side, scattered blocks the other

Dots no longer pop in at full size when the section enters the viewport on a fast scroll.

Artwork that doubles as the progress bar

A pixel grid that fills as you load

Character rendering now draws from a cached atlas instead of measuring per frame. Dense grids run at full frame rate.

A plume of petals in the cursor wake

Generative pixel-art gradients, drawn live

A pixel mosaic that snaps into focus

Live 1-bit dithering for images and video

Machine-vision annotation plates over image or video

Twenty-seven text effects in one component

A character field that ripples under the cursor

Twenty-four LED loaders in one dropdown

Images that disintegrate into pixels and reform

Thousands of strings that bend around your cursor

A logo wall and testimonial that runs itself