Roulette
No mobile apps. No epics. No blank page.
325 web projects worth building, each with a full brief and an honest hour estimate.
Press the button and it picks one for you.
- 001Auto Text EffectStarter1–3h
- 002Custom Range SliderStarter1–3h
- 003Double Vertical SliderStarter2–5h
- 004Drag and DropStarter2–4h
- 005Drawing AppStarter3–6h
- 006Drink Water TrackerStarter2–4h
- 007GitHub Profile FinderStarter2–5h
Worth shipping, not practice
170 are scored on whether a stranger would actually use the finished thing.
Free forever to host
290 are static builds — nothing to lapse, expire or be paused.
A brief, not a title
Core features, the genuinely hard part, suggested stack and hour estimate.
Why this exists
Idea lists put the work back on you — read fifty titles, guess which are worth it, talk yourself into one. This does the choosing and hands you the requirements with it.
Spin the index
One button, 325 projects
Every project in the catalog is on screen at once. A scan races the list, slows, and stops on one — no fake drum and no result card, because the row you landed on opens exactly where it sits.
- 001Auto Text Effect1–3h
- 002Custom Range Slider1–3h
- 003Double Vertical Slider2–5h
- 004Drag and Drop2–4h
- 005Drawing App3–6h
- 006Drink Water Tracker2–4h
Read the brief
Features, stack, hours, hosting
Core features, the genuinely interesting problem, a suggested stack, an honest hour estimate and where it hosts free. Enough to open an editor and start, rather than a title you still have to think about.
Spaced Repetition Deck
Cards you keep getting wrong come back tomorrow; the easy ones wait months.
Core features
- Create decks and add cards with a front and back
- Review session shows only cards that are due today
- Grade each answer and let the grade drive the next interval
- Ease factor per card adjusts up or down with performance
Ship it and mark it
The pool learns what you like
Track it as building, then built. Anything you decide on leaves the pool, so the catalog quietly tunes itself to your taste and never offers you the same thing twice.
Track it
decided projects leave the spin pool
What's in the catalog
0
projects
Ingested from GitHub, then hand-written.
0
worth shipping
Scored on whether a stranger would use it.
0
host free forever
Static builds. Nothing to lapse or pause.
0
under 8 hours
Finishable in a weekend.
What you'll build
Pick a lane, or let it pick
Tools
45 projects
Converters, generators and calculators. The kind of thing you build once and reach for every week after.
Games
36 projects
Wordle mechanics, Minesweeper cascades, a chess board that knows the rules. Small scope, deep logic.
Creative
33 projects
Canvas, generative art and physics. Flow fields, cloth simulation, fractals you can zoom into.
Dev tools
40 projects
Diff viewers, regex playgrounds, contrast auditors. Things you'll actually keep open in a tab.
Productivity
38 projects
Trackers, outliners and timers that remember you. Persistence is what turns a demo into a habit.
Data viz
18 projects
Sankey flows, cohort grids and treemaps. Where the layout algorithm is the entire project.
No native mobile apps and nothing you couldn't finish — the catalog filters those out at build time, and every rejection is logged with its reason.