Cursed Browser
What if a web browser couldn't actually render anything, and just had to guess? Type in a URL below and Claude will read the page's raw HTML — no CSS, no images, no layout engine — and draw, from imagination, what it thinks the page looks like. The results are reliably wrong and occasionally uncanny. It's a web port of Steve Cosman's cursed_browser (https://github.com/scosman/cursed_browser), which does the same trick as a native Mac app.
Full disclosure: I didn't write this one. I described the idea to Claude Code and it built and deployed the whole thing (a small Flask app on my personal server that shells out to Claude to do the "rendering"). Each render takes about 30–60 seconds, so be patient — the hallucination engine is thinking.