A gallery for AI-made web works
oeeco is a place to discover small, playable, and useful things made with AI-assisted workflows: browser games, web tools, interactive stories, visual experiments, and early product ideas.
The goal is simple: help creators share finished work in a format people can open immediately, then make it easier for good experiments to be found, discussed, and improved.
Who it is for
Creators
Submit projects, explain how they were made, and build a public body of work.
Viewers
Explore AI-made games, tools, and interactive pages without digging through scattered links.
Builders
Study patterns, prototypes, and workflows that can inspire the next useful web thing.
How oeeco works
- Creators submit a work with a title, short summary, category, tags, and playable URL.
- Submissions enter review so unsafe, misleading, or low-quality links can be filtered before publication.
- Published works appear in Explore, detail pages, playable preview pages, and the sitemap.
What makes a work useful
oeeco favors works that can be understood quickly, opened safely, and tried without installing anything. A strong listing explains what the project does, who should try it, what tools were used, and why the result is more than a placeholder link.
Playable first
Games and tools should give visitors an immediate interactive result in the browser.
Clearly described
Each published work needs a title, summary, category, tags, and visible creator attribution.
Reviewed before reach
New submissions are checked before they become part of the public discovery experience.
Why the platform exists
Many AI-assisted projects are shared as isolated links that disappear in chat threads, social feeds, or private folders. oeeco organizes those experiments into a public shelf so viewers can compare ideas and creators can build a reliable portfolio of shipped work.