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rainforest sounds

A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. A satirical ambient-music app where frogs fall from the sky and nobody asked. Dopamine meter, 3D physics, and a support sloth who replies in 3–5 business years. three.js + Rapier + Web Audio.

by @davidyen1124 · davidyen1124/rainforest-sounds on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 1HOSTED ON DAVIDYEN1124.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 12 Oct 2026

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Welcome to the Dopamine Reset Facility. We have frogs, gravity, and a support sloth whose response time is measured in geological eras.

**Enter the rainforest (wetly): **

A satirical browser playground disguised as an ambient music app. Pick a rainforest track, adjust the wetness, throw cartoon animals into a 3D physics scene, and ask Gary for help if you have several business years to spare.

It is built around one post: "this playlist reset my dopamine". So there is a playlist, there is a dopamine meter, and there is a big red button that resets it.

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