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A free web demo — play it in your browser, no install. The shortest path from "I made something" to "anyone can play with it." Publish single-file HTML games, visualizations, and interactive content. No signup, no build tools.

by @mlapeter · mlapeter/arcadelab on GitHubLANG TypeScript★ 2HOSTED ON ARCADELAB.AIUPDATED 26 Jun 2026

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The shortest path from "I made a game" to "my friends can play it."

ArcadeLab is a platform where kids publish and play browser-based games. A kid makes a game with an AI assistant, copies the code, pastes it into arcadelab.ai, and it's live. That's it.

Previously known as KidHubb (kidhubb.com). All old URLs redirect to arcadelab.ai.

My 7-year-old who's barely learned to read is using Claude on his iPad to create real, playable browser games — meteor shooters, zombie games, you name it.

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