Description
Vaibie lets you describe a game and play it in seconds. It turns prompts into playable browser games and 3D worlds using Three.js under the hood, wiring AI directly to a live Three.js sandbox so you can prompt, refine, and ship interactive experiences.
You can build 3D worlds like procedural planets and physics playgrounds, 2D arcade games such as shooters and puzzles, and interactive web apps like dashboards and generative art. Multiple frontier models are available, including Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek, and you can pick a favorite per prompt and iterate conversationally, for example asking to add a leaderboard or make a boss faster, with 1-click auto-debug on console errors.
Every game comes batteries-included: server-side leaderboards work on the first prompt, each project gets its own SQLite database queryable from the game, and shared state enables multiplayer without spinning up servers. Projects get a public play URL and embed snippet. Vaibie can be driven from its chat studio or from your own coding agent via a REST API, letting you push locally written code for a low credit cost.
Vaibie's Core Features
Turn prompts into playable browser games and 3D worlds
Built on Three.js with a live sandbox
Multiple frontier models including Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, Grok, and DeepSeek
Conversational iteration with 1-click auto-debug
Built-in server-side leaderboards
Per-game SQLite database queryable from your game
Multiplayer-ready shared state
Shareable public play links, embeds, and a REST API
How to use Vaibie?
Type a prompt: Describe the game or world you want to build.
Let AI write the code: Vaibie generates HTML, CSS, and JS, with Three.js for 3D, and renders it live.
Play and iterate: Click into the preview and refine conversationally until it is right.
Save and share: Get a public play link or embed code, and fork friends' games to remix them.
Vaibie's Use Cases
- Browser games
- 3D worlds
- Interactive apps
- Agent-driven building
