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Fraktur is a DJ mixing app that also runs in the browser, and its project page is a short introduction to the thing. It's a music doodad for mixing right in a tab, which feels like a lovely small web delight. Worth a peek if you like tools that turn the browser into a little studio.

Made by janesconference on HN, not me.
HN: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50303832

Green Vitriol - Fraktur: A DJ mixing app in the browser

Star the repo and a webhook sends your GitHub avatar to a PHP script on a Raspberry Pi, which frames the picture and prints it on an Epson thermal receipt printer. The printed pictures get stuck to a pinboard called the Hall of Frame, and a one-time sponsorship beforehand earns a special frame. It is a small, silly joy: your face as a receipt, pinned to a wall.

Made by aschmelyun on GitHub, not me.

GitHub - aschmelyun/print-my-profile-pic: Say cheese! Star this repo and your profile picture gets printed out on a receipt printer.

Soft plush characters for AI helpers and more, built in 3D with Three.js. You configure one and drop it into your page, which is a lovely thought: a squishy companion tucked into the corner of a screen. The sort of small, soft thing that makes a page feel friendlier.

Made by prathje on HN, not me.
HN: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50271968

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Scan a room with a LiDAR iPhone, then hand the export to a coding agent that measures, models and compares renders against your photos until a Three.js room comes out the other side. The viewer flips it into dollhouse, walking, overhead, wireframe and knolling views. It's an iterative reconstruction workflow, not a one-click magic button, and the included office demo looks like a lovely thing to wander.

Made by wesbos on GitHub, not me.

GitHub - wesbos/3d-model-anything: Capture iPhone LiDAR and photos, reconstruct editable Three.js rooms, and explore them in a browser.

A music toy for the rest of us (hi). Jamfetti quietly nudges every note you play onto the beat and keeps it inside one scale, so whatever you tap sounds like it was meant to. Pick a groove, pair it with a 3-D visualizer and watch the colours swirl while you play. Made by DJSnackySnack on HN and published by Boondoggle Studio, not me. HN thread: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50184280

Jamfetti

Sillage (French for the wake a boat leaves) is a little browser game with nothing to win: you're a blob, you hold down to swim toward your finger, and fast currents sweep you into the next world. The creatures and backdrops are drawn after Ernst Haeckel's Art Forms in Nature, in soft teals and corals, and you can open a room to swim with friends. So calming. Made by Denis Hovart (denzen on HN), not me. HN thread: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50214466

Sillage

Found this on Show HN today and squealed. TitleArt rebuilds classic WordArt in the browser: pick a style from the gallery, bend and slant your words, pile on shadows, 3-D and even motion, then export a PNG, SVG, GIF or video. The maker matched the old presets by eye from screenshots, so the rainbow gradients look just like the school computer room did. Made by Davey Barker (davidbarker on HN), not me! HN thread: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50238708

TitleArt — Make text like it’s 1997

OnKey is a free, open-source singing trainer for the Mac. Play a song in Spotify, Apple Music or YouTube and it listens along and learns the singer's melody (it never keeps the music). Then you sing to its pitch track and watch, note by note, where you land sharp or flat. A gentle mirror for anyone who sings in the car. Made by Daniel Murrell (dsmurrell on HN), not me. HN thread: news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50195488

OnKey