A modular and open-ended toolkit for WebGPU, with advanced type inference and the ability to write shaders in TypeScript
Modern GPU Compute and Rendering in Javascript
Lilac is an open-source tool that ensures your data scientists always have enough gpus for their work. We seamlessly connect compute from any source, on-prem or cloud.
Beautiful shader components, built on vgpu and TypeGPU. 100% Free, Zero config, one command setup.
WebGPU × WebAssembly rendering and computing engine for scientific workloads in the browser.
micro webGPU rendering & compute library
GPUComputationRender module for Three.js with ES6 compatibility
A quick tool to compare GPU SKUs, and find the best provider for a given GPU!
A simple N-body simulation using WebGPU.
Zero-copy WebGPU compute core for browser-side physics simulation. Declarative manifest, automatic WGSL macro injection, ping-pong memory management. LBM, FDTD, wave, diffusion, tensor CP, ... — no backend required.
General-Purpose GPU Computing in JavaScript using WebGPU. Write GPU-accelerated code with zero boilerplate — no shader knowledge required.
Arbitrary-precision Mandelbrot deep-zoom renderer in the browser. Reference orbits computed on the GPU in WGSL, perturbation with exponent-carrying deltas, second-order bilinear approximation.
Browser-based brute force against Satoshi Nakamoto's 21,953 Patoshi wallets (~1,097,650 BTC). Real secp256k1 cryptography, multi-thread Web Workers, NVIDIA GPU sidecar via BitCrack. Next.js 15 + React 19.
The cloud-native learning platform powering Graphical Playground. Hosts interactive courses, executes graphics code on remote GPUs, and delivers real-time visual feedback through a web-based environment.
Fast and memory efficient Lattice Boltzmann CFD (D2Q9) for the browser running on the GPU via the WebGPU API https://weblbm.pages.dev/
WebGPU compute, without the ceremony.
A generic, eval-free, reactive scripting-language kernel
A field guide to running large language models on your own hardware — from a single laptop to a shared cluster. AI-drafted, human-reviewed.
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