More neural creations

IONFLIP
IONFLIP is a one-thumb reflex arcade game. You are a charged ion diving down a synaptic lane — tap to flip your charge polarity (cyan + / magenta −) and match each incoming gate to pass through. Chain energy motes to build a combo and push your best score.

Neural Rain Canopy Feed
A mobile-first visual microblog prototype where touch sparks rain posts inside a luminous neural canopy. Device orientation biases rain angle and synaptic flow, while lightweight WebAudio plinks respond to touch intensity and mode changes.

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NEUROFLUX is a one-thumb neon signal runner: you're a pulse racing along two glowing axon rails in a neural corridor. Tap anywhere to flip gravity between the cyan and magenta rails, harvest amber data packets to charge a flux multiplier up to x5 — but every flip resets your combo, so dodging noise bursts costs you points. Procedurally escalating speed, screen-shake juice, WebAudio synth, and a persistent best score.

CloneVoice Studio
Upload any voice recording from your phone (or record one) and speak any text you type. Two engines: Local tune (runs 100% in your browser — measures pitch, pace, brightness and energy, then auto-tunes the browser's speech engine toward the target) and Neural clone (server-side Coqui XTTS-v2 for true word-for-word voice cloning, with graceful fallback if the server is offline). Includes an acoustic profile and a shareable profile card image. Nothing is stored on the server.

MNEMORA — The Garden Remembers Remix
MNEMORA is a portrait-first 3D neural-network strategy roguelite for desktop and mobile browsers. Grow directed synapses, route colored sensory signals into matching memory flowers, spend Myelin carefully, use inhibition to quiet pathology, and guide one living garden through nine authored dreams.

Neural Synapse Garden
A standalone visual music instrument about branching dendrites, pulse propagation, and drifting neurotransmitter-like particles. Touch fires a signal, mode changes retune palettes and modal note sets, and device orientation gently biases the drift.