Frequently asked questions
Short answers about oeeco, AI-made web works, creator submissions, review, publishing standards, and site trust signals.
About the platform
What is oeeco?
oeeco is a gallery for AI-made web works: browser games, useful tools, visual experiments, interactive pages, and small software artifacts created with AI-assisted workflows.
What counts as an AI-made web work?
A work can be AI-assisted without being fully generated by AI. The important part is that the final result is a real browser page people can open, use, play, inspect, or learn from.
Can creators submit their own projects?
Yes. Creators can submit browser-based works through the submission page. A good submission has a working demo URL, clear title, honest summary, useful tags, and creator context.
Submission and review
Are submissions reviewed before publication?
Submissions may be reviewed for availability, safety, metadata clarity, and basic substance before they appear publicly. Broken, misleading, unsafe, or spammy links may be rejected or hidden.
Does oeeco host uploaded code files?
At this stage, oeeco focuses on listings and playable URLs rather than hosting arbitrary code uploads. Future upload or sandbox features would need careful security design.
Why does oeeco publish a blog?
The blog explains AI-made web works, creator workflows, review standards, publishing checklists, and examples. It gives visitors context and helps creators prepare stronger submissions.
Trust, ads, and reporting
How does oeeco think about AI-assisted content?
oeeco may use AI-assisted workflows to draft, structure, edit, or review content, but published pages should serve the site's specific audience with useful context and original framing.
How are ads handled on oeeco?
Advertising should not interfere with core interactions, imitate navigation, or pressure visitors into accidental clicks. Game and tool controls should remain clear and usable.
How can someone report a problem?
Visitors and creators can use the contact page to report broken links, unsafe behavior, misleading listings, attribution concerns, or other site issues.