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Community contributions of BrowserPod-based projects that run completely client-side, with no server, no sign-up, and nothing leaving the device.

10 projects
Bramble, a browser repo explorer with a file tree and Monaco editor running on BrowserPod

Bramble

Developer Tools New

A browser repo explorer. Clone a public repository with git or jj, then browse and edit its working tree in Monaco. No build step, no dev server.

General Hook, an in-browser mock API server and webhook inspector UI

General Hook

Developer Tools Live

A free mock API server and webhook inspector that runs entirely in-browser. Define routes, import OpenAPI specs, or capture live webhooks. No account, no backend.

Package Pod, an NPM package explorer running Node.js in the browser

Package Pod

Developer Tools Live

Install, unpack and analyze NPM packages, installing them in Node.js, running via BrowserPod.

VimAmp, the Vim editor running in the browser via WebAssembly and BrowserPod

VimAmp

Developer Tools Live

An experimental implementation of Vim in-browser via Wasm, with BrowserPod running Node.js.

Trapeze, an in-browser PDF editor powered by BrowserPod

Trapeze

Productivity Live

PDF editor running in the browser using BrowserPod. Create, import, and edit PDFs in a live runtime.

Say Something, an ephemeral survey app with an in-browser Express server

Say Something

Productivity Live

An ephemeral survey app that boots an Express server in the browser, shares a live link, and disappears with the tab. No backend, no database.

PawnHub, a PvP chess game with an in-browser Node.js server and AI Stockfish opponent

Pawn Hub

Games New

PvP chess with an in-browser server running via Node.js in BrowserPod, with AI Stockfish play options.

NodeBooks, a notebook-style Node.js coding environment running in the browser

NodeBooks

Developer Tools New

A notebook-style coding environment, like Jupyter for Node. Write code in cells, see the output inline, and run it on Node.js inside BrowserPod.

Wololo, a client-side file converter running in the browser

Wololo

Productivity New

A free, instant file converter. It handles common file types entirely client-side in BrowserPod, so your files never leave your device.

Ghostty Playground, a web-based Ghostty terminal emulator running on BrowserPod

Ghostty Playground

Developer Tools New

A web version of the Ghostty terminal emulator, built on ghostty-web. BrowserPod gives it a virtual filesystem with Node.js, npm, git, and bash.

Frequently asked questions

What is the showcase?
A gallery of real projects built on BrowserPod. Every one of them runs its own server, runtime and filesystem inside the browser tab, with no cloud sandbox behind it.
Do I need an account to try them?
No. Open a project page and it boots on your device. Nothing is provisioned server-side, and your files never leave the browser.
Can I use one as a starting point?
Yes. Projects that ship a template have a Remix menu on their page with a downloadable ZIP and a link to the source on GitHub.
How do I get my project listed?
Open a pull request on the showcase repository, or say hello in the Discord and we'll help you get it running in a pod first.

Built something with BrowserPod?

Add your project to the showcase. Open a pull request with a demo link and a screenshot, and we'll give it a page here.

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