Worlds, grids,
and little minds.
Three browser-native Rust experiments: a living voxel archipelago, a continent made from billions of hex columns, and local GPU translation from English into executable AlgoLisp.
01 / WORLD
Enter Island USA →
Voxel USA
A flooded, island-shaped USA rendered with hierarchical DDA. Watch farms, markets, ships, pirates, and 18,000+ AlgoLisp agents run a live economy across eight browser workers.
02 / GRID
Open the hex grid →
Hexgrid USA
A 16,384 × 8,192 map where colors, borders, water, elevation, and cities share one resampled flat-top hex grid backed by a paged GPU atlas.
03 / LANGUAGE
Compare both demos →
English → AlgoLisp
Try the same trained 60.5M-parameter translator through a native WebGPU compute backend and a WebGL2 fragment-shader fallback. Everything runs locally and generated programs are validated by the Rust AlgoLisp runtime.