Start with a thought, a file, or a plan. Ergod can turn it into something useful in your own workspace, or make a page, tool, or design for the whole group to use.
Fictional event brief
Give one event a whole visual identity.
A Saturday market became an illustrated event page and matching invitation design, with the same handmade plum, cream, gold, and coral identity across both.
Create a fictional illustrated event page and mini-zine for Midnight Market, Saturday at 7 PM, with stalls for ceramics, screen prints, noodles, and records. Give it a strong handmade visual identity and a clean print view. Deliver two real files: midnight-market-v1.html and midnight-market-invite-v1.html as a separate printable invitation. Open the page, screenshot it, and attach both files.
Recorded with synthetic inputs · openrouter/qwen/qwen3.7-flash · September 9, 2026
Event pageMatching invitation design
Synthetic data brief
Turn a CSV into a dashboard you can explore.
Five order rows became a self-contained dashboard with category and status filters. A follow-up added a sixth order to the dashboard view, updating the checked totals to 6 orders, 16 units, and $251.50.
Initial: Turn orders.csv into a self-contained dashboard page. Show total orders, units, and revenue, plus working category and status filters and a visible filtered subtotal. Verify the calculations in the browser, screenshot it, and attach sales-dashboard-v1.html.
Follow-up: Add this row to the source data and update the dashboard without breaking the filters: A-105,2026-09-08,Accessories,paid,3,24.00. The final all-data totals should be 6 orders, 16 units, and $251.50. Keep sales-dashboard-v1.html untouched, save the update as sales-dashboard-v2.html, re-check the totals, and send it.
Recorded with synthetic inputs · openrouter/qwen/qwen3.7-flash · September 9, 2026
Updated filterable dashboard, reviewed in Chrome
Ergod-generated · repaired after review
Meteor Salvage: a game for two.
Two players share one screen with independent WASD and arrow controls, team scoring, and a choice between normal and calmer play.
Initial request: Make our Arcade Night a single-file pass-and-play co-op game called Meteor Salvage. Two people share one device; support keyboard and touch controls, show a team score, and include a real reset button.
Follow-up request: Keep the same game, name the pilots Comets and Rovers, and add a calmer mode with fewer meteors.
The recorded run did not complete a valid revision. Review found overlapping keyboard mappings and reset/input defects; small manual corrections produced this reviewed candidate. It is not presented as an unassisted delivery or a successful recorded follow-up.
Reviewed behavior: independent controls · normal and calmer modes · scoring · reset and replay · 390px layout