Railpass(train.samismith.com)
109 points by CharlesW | 29 comments
Railpass is an interactive web experience by Sami Smith that shows train-window ride videos, here the Kitakyūshū Monorail in Japan, with weather and sound options.
10 stories tagged web-toy, newest first.
109 points by CharlesW | 29 comments
Railpass is an interactive web experience by Sami Smith that shows train-window ride videos, here the Kitakyūshū Monorail in Japan, with weather and sound options.
283 points by croes | 23 comments
Weball is a browser toy that lets you roll a Katamari-style ball over a website, collecting page elements; shown here on the Katamari Damacy Wikipedia article.
133 points by rickcarlino | 34 comments
Phreak.ing is a web-based internet phone switch styled as a retro telephone keypad, prompting users to dial an extension to log in.
1102 points by bpierre | 176 comments
Cursor Camp is a Neal.fun interactive web toy where visitors' mouse cursors, labeled with country flags, explore an illustrated campground together in real time.
688 points by gregsadetsky | 135 comments
An interactive web toy showing a red ball on a spring that you can pull and release to make it boing, with a counter of boings.
402 points by meetpateltech | 201 comments
Neal.fun's "I'm Not a Robot," a browser game of increasingly absurd CAPTCHA-style levels, starting with a reCAPTCHA checkbox.
673 points by gaws | 346 comments
An interactive browser recreation of the Macrodata Refinement number-sorting terminal from the TV series Severance, styled as Lumon Industries software.
1334 points by LorenDB | 351 comments
A novelty website by eieio that lists every possible version 4 UUID in a scrollable, searchable list with copy and favorite buttons.
909 points by LorenDB | 291 comments
One Million Checkboxes is a shared web page by eieio where checking any of a million checkboxes checks it for every visitor in real time.
456 points by nivethan | 121 comments
Drawing.garden is an interactive web toy where users draw on a canvas that grows plants and flowers, with a click-for-sound prompt.