Goo
A gummy candy factory. The jelly sticks to your cursor, stretches, merges and springs back. Click to drop another gummy.
Describe your project in two lines. claudes builds the finished site and saves the folder on your computer.
Leather that
lasts for years.
Three sites claudes built from a two-line brief, each assembled by the agents from an empty page.
A gummy candy factory. The jelly sticks to your cursor, stretches, merges and springs back. Click to drop another gummy.
A racing driver's personal site. A chrome number, live lap telemetry and a track with the car on it. Everything answers the cursor.
Leo
Orlov
Cloud storage for teams. What you see sits above the water; everything else lives below. The scene floats on the waves and follows the cursor.
Agents measure spacing, type sizes and columns. Everything follows the system, and breaks it on purpose where it should.
The subject is lit, the camera picks its distance. Every scene answers the cursor.
You get a folder of HTML, CSS and three.js. It opens straight away and runs on any host.
Step 1/4
Two fields and a word about the mood. The model works out the rest.
Switch any time. The project doesn't rebuild.
A leather jacket, worn in
For years they built brand sites by hand: grid, light, motion, then the grid again. claudes is what they wanted for themselves. A brief goes in, a live site comes out, all on your own computer.
The claudes identity and the language the agents use to talk to a brand.
The app window: four steps from a brief to a finished folder.
The system the agents use to measure spacing, sizes and columns.
Light, camera and materials for every scene claudes builds.
The cursor agents, and how a site draws itself in front of you.
A concept story. The links go to their real portfolios on Behance.