Walk through a rainy cyberpunk alley powered by WebGPU, Three.js, and TSL (Three Shading Language). Neon billboards, wet pavement, GPU rain that respects rooftops and props, cinematic post-processing, and first-person exploration with BVH collision.
BLAS on WebGPU
The Internet is the computer. Distributed LLM inference across browsers via WebGPU.
General-Purpose GPU Computing in JavaScript using WebGPU. Write GPU-accelerated code with zero boilerplate — no shader knowledge required.
A 3D digital content creation app with webgpu
High-precision 64-bit floating point math library for WebGPU
Fractals on WebGPU.
PyTorch's API that trains in a browser tab on WebGPU — autograd, nn, optim, capture/replay, int8, ONNX out; held to real torch's values on 4,764 golden cases; measured on one page against TF.js, jax-js, Burn and ONNX Runtime Web (4–12× faster training, ahead of ORT at inference)
Real-time Navier-Stokes desktop wallpaper — WebGPU compute shaders (Lively Wallpaper)
An optimization idle game with an autonomous Overseer, alongside an independent Godot prototype called The Seed.
A tiny WebGPU framework where one JS object is the single source of truth for uniforms and resources — WGSL structs, binding indices and buffer offsets are generated. Fullscreen WGSL shaders, compute passes and GPGPU in one file, no build step.
Browser DevTools extension for inspecting WebGL and WebGPU frames — live GPU state capture, pipeline/shader inspection, and stored-capture diffing, without replaying or reconstructing your scene.
LingPath Studio: train paired language models in the browser with CUDA kernels compiled to WebGPU.
Dual-headed ResNet Go engine with MCTS, GTP, self-play training, and a WebGPU-accelerated browser demo
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