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Apps by @techartist_

5 apps built with AI using Claude, shipped by @techartist_ and listed on PromptShipped.

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  • A 3D Halloween mini game built on one glossy admission ticket under a full moon. Grab the stub and tear it down the dotted line slowly, because the paper grain pulls the tear to one side. A clean tear flips the stub to Treat and sweets fly out at you, while a crooked one lets a ghost out to hold up your stub as a Trick sign and shout BOO. Every ticket gets a new serial number and paper grain, so each tear plays differently.

    Claude@techartist_,
  • Interactive 3D biology lesson for students aged about 11 to 16 that follows one breath of oxygen through a glass human body, from the air in the room to a working muscle and back out. Ten rooms each pair a short guided tour with a hands-on step and two check-yourself questions, from the diaphragm and ribs to the airway tree and the air sacs of the respiratory system in 3D. Built with Claude (Opus 5.5) using Three.js.

    Claude@techartist_,
  • A 3D piece about time, built around the physics idea of a worldline: an object's path through space and time. A dancer moves on a dark stage and every pose she holds freezes behind her as a glowing sculpture. You can grab a past moment so she flies back to it, scrub her history, bend time with handles, or split it into a new future while a cello score rewinds with her.

    Claude@techartist_,
  • Interactive 3D lesson on how a 2026 F1 car works, in four beats and a guided lap. Players turn up a wind tunnel until the air presses harder than the car weighs, turn the bodywork to glass to watch sustainable fuel burn in an x-ray V6, brake hard and soft to see how much energy the battery can catch, then spend it in a boost race against a hologram rival. The builder says it was made with Claude Opus 5.5 and Three.js.

    Claude@techartist_,
  • Interactive 3D book on GCSE energy physics, with ten lessons on energy stores, power, efficiency, heating and conservation of energy. Each diagram lifts off the page as a 3D ink drawing, and energy flows as glowing colour between energy stores and transfers. Students predict, test and lift the flap for each answer. It also has an index, a quiz, a source for every number and a teachers' guide mapped to UK and Indian exam boards.

    Claude@techartist_,