A party game you play from the sofa, a reader that feeds you one
word at a time, and a phone that pretends to be a keyboard.
Web · party quizzes
KuneLab Web Games
Party games for a room full of friends.
Add songs from a YouTube link, build playlists, then let everyone
race to name the track. Each player buzzes in from their own
phone, so the only screen that matters is the one already in the
room.
An EPUB reader built on RSVP: words appear one after another in
the same spot, so your eyes stop travelling across the line. The
optimal recognition point in each word is marked in red, the same
trick running in the headline above.
50 to 1500 words per minute
Pauses that lengthen on punctuation
Dark and AMOLED themes, four languages
RSVP, running
The same engine as the app: one word, one fixation point.
The phone registers itself as a Bluetooth HID device, so the PC,
Mac or TV sees a plain keyboard and mouse. Nothing to install on
the other end: no companion app, no driver, no dongle.
Trackpad with drag, scroll and double-tap
Gyroscope air mouse: tilt to aim
Media keys, and your clipboard typed across
Bluetooth HID, simulated
trackpad
qwertyuiop
asdfghjkl
⇧zxcvbnm⌫
↵
BT
Nothing runs on the far side: the screen sees a plain Bluetooth
keyboard and mouse.