The Lab.

How it works

Emergence from simplicity.

This is a boids-style ant colony simulation running on the GPU. Each ant follows three simple rules: (1) move toward pheromone trails, (2) avoid obstacles and other ants, (3) lay pheromone when returning to the nest with food.

The complexity you see — the foraging patterns, the traffic lanes, the collective intelligence — emerges from these simple rules interacting at scale. No central planning. No predefined paths. Just ants being ants.

Click to drop food. The ants will find it, recruit each other, and optimize their paths over time. Mouse over the canvas to see pheromone concentration shift in response to your presence.

Spotted

Mykonos Island Voxels.

A tiny browser-based world builder that wraps the sun-bleached look of a Mediterranean holiday into a zero-install creative toy. Drop hand-painted blocks — whitewashed cottages, cobalt-blue domes, flowering bougainvillea — onto a 14×14 grid and watch a picturesque Greek village assemble itself. No grinding, no high scores. Just build until it looks right.

Pure vanilla JavaScript, zero bundler bloat, runs on any device. Open source by boona13, MIT licensed.

Vanilla JS

Isometric Voxels

Open Source

Play it → View on GitHub →