Place the order
Type it or say it. "Asteroids but the ship is a shopping cart." The foreman asks at most two questions, then sends it down the line.
Watch the line
The code streams onto the bench while it is written. Thirty seconds, give or take. Then it runs on the test rig: keyboard and mouse on a laptop, a stick and A/B buttons on a phone.
Open the hood
Change a number, change a rule, press Run. Break it and the foreman will fix the fault without undoing your edit. Good helpers go in the parts bin for the next build.
What runs here
Plain JavaScript on a canvas, sealed in a frame with no network. Cartoon action, real difficulty. No gore, no hate, nothing you would not show a parent.
What is stored
Your builds stay in this browser, on this device. Nothing about you is stored anywhere. Putting a game in the showroom is one tap, and only the game goes up: name, icon, controls, code. No names, no credits. What we keep →
Who it is for
Ten and up. The floor asks your age group once: 13 and up gets the full workshop, 10 to 12 gets plainer words and friendlier games. Under ten, Maple's World has a maker built for you.