VibeCruiser is a random button for small browser games, toys and generative art that people build, often with AI coding tools, and publish as open source. Press play and one fills the screen; press next and you get another. 5,000+ projects are live right now, across 500+ topic pages.
Nothing is hosted here. Each project runs live in a frame from its creator's own site, so there is nothing to download or install, and every one has a page linking to its demo and its source.
A crawler searches GitHub around the clock by topic and description, and once a day it reads a few curated lists of open-source games and creative coding. A project is added only if its demo loads over HTTPS, can be shown in a frame and looks like something to play with: a canvas, a game loop or input handling. Games, toys and art are scored up; docs, dashboards, tools and landing pages are scored down and mostly left out. Live demos are re-checked in turn, and one that stops loading goes offline until it works again. Creators can also submit a project themselves.
Most Wanted is ordered by votes from signed-in visitors, up minus down, one per person per project. A project that falls to −10 is pulled automatically. Reactions and play counts are shown, and plays make the weekly most played chart, but neither changes Most Wanted or what the next button serves. Today's three are picked by the date from projects players have already liked or stayed with. Nothing is paid, sponsored or boosted.
Playing needs no account. One lets you keep your saves on any device, vote, make your saves a public garage page, keep your daily streak across devices, and submit or claim projects. It never posts anything anywhere, and we don't send email. Signing in with GitHub reads your public profile and email address, nothing else. What we keep is on the privacy page.
Built something? Submit it with its live URL, its GitHub repo or both. For creators explains listing, the README badge and claiming your project's page.
VibeCruiser is made and run by Jacob at Graffic Media (github.com/grafficmedia). Questions, a bug, or a project of yours you want taken off: open an issue on the picks repo.