Alternatives

Products that do what PISC in-browser playground does

1PI
Piste.io▲164
2014 · piste.io
2TW
This website moves your mouse cursor▲229
2021 · attejuvonen.fi
3TI
Tux.io – a (now working) Linux desktop in your browser▲64
2017 · tux.io
4AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
5AL
A Lisp-based in-browser toy operating system▲156
2012 · github.com
6NA
Native apps for the browser▲152
2013 · arc.io
7AE
An experimental Web Browser▲59
2015 · github.com
8UM
Uranus – Memo and Task App▲74
2019 · github.com
9VM
VoxLords – My latest WebGL Chrome Experiment▲32
2015 · chromeexperiments.com
10CM
Cyberspace - my new web browser for iOS▲41
2010 · cyberspaceapp.com
11AH
A HN desktop app for reading links and comments next to each other▲54
2016 · florian.github.io
12GA
GPemu – A Chrome App to play SNES games▲29
2015 · chrome.google.com
13BA
Bunny – An Ephemeral Desktop in the Browser▲15
2021 · bunny.lucy.sh
14AC
A Chrome desktop app for Google Calendar with a nice interface▲10
2016 · chrome.google.com
15TM
Triadex Muse in a Browser▲32
2017 · till.com
16HA
Hvr, a Social Browser▲9
2020 · hvr.world
17MF
My first attempt on a PIXI.js game▲7
2019 · clouder420.github.io
18AI
Astrofox – I made my motion graphics app open-source▲12
2020 · github.com
19LC
Literary Clock, a browser add-on▲7
2018 · github.com
20IB
I built a self-hosted StatusPage.io alternative. Try the demo▲13
2015 · statusdeck.com
21SH
Self-hosted Raspberry Pi wall display (no cloud, no subscription)▲7
Apr 2026 · github.com
22AM
A minimalistic browser-based game to de-stress▲13
2016 · blocks.ovh
23AP
A physics drawing app in the browser▲5
2018 · reportmill.wordpress.com
24SU
Simple UI for Stable Diffusion. Browser-based, runs on localhost▲7
2022 · github.com

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