Makoto Dev Experiments

Silly little things I built, free for you to play with.

Brainrot Creator is one of them. Everything here runs in your browser. Nothing to install, no account to make, nothing to pay for. Open it and it works.

Who makes this

“I'm not a coder and I'm not a programmer, and I don't consider myself a vibecoder either. I'm just a dude making fun experiments and sharing them with the world.”

That is the honest version. These are side projects made because the idea sounded fun, not because there was a plan. If something here makes you laugh or turns into a model you actually use, that is the whole point of it.

What to expect

The straight answers, so you know before you click.

  • It is free. There is no paid version and nothing is locked.
  • No account, ever. Nothing asks for your name, your email or your age beyond a one-time question about ads.
  • Your stuff stays on your device. Characters are saved in your own browser. There is no server holding them.
  • There are ads, and visits are counted. The ads are what pay for the site. The counting uses cookies, and it tells us which pages get used. The Privacy & Cookie Policy at the foot of this page spells out both.
  • The models are really yours. A downloaded .glb is a normal 3D file. Use it in your game, your video, whatever you like.
  • Things may break. These are experiments made by one person. If something is broken, it is a bug, not a paywall.

What is coming next

I build these for fun, so the next one appears whenever I get an idea I like. There is no roadmap, no promises and no newsletter to sign up for. Check back sometime.

If you want to chip in

Completely optional. Nothing here is locked behind it.

These are free and they stay free. If one of them made your day and you feel like buying me a coffee, there is a Ko-fi page. That is the whole pitch — no tiers, no perks, no members-only anything.

Not chipping in is a perfectly good option too. Sharing something you made with the generator helps just as much.

Buy me a coffee on Ko-fi

Getting in touch

If something is broken, or you want to tell me what you made, the address is makotodevgx+contact@gmail.com. It is one person reading it, so a reply may take a while.