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NAND-16

by Matt Shumer

A working computer built from 277,248 logic gates, sitting on a 3D retro desk: it boots, runs its own little operating system and plays games.

What you doWatch it boot, then pick Nandtris, Snake or Life from its menu and play on the old monitor. Speed the clock up or slow it right down, then zoom from the desk into the chips and all the way down to single gates flickering as the signals flow. Needs a keyboard.

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Made byMatt Shumer

An AI entrepreneur who posts about building with AI on X as @mattshumer_. NAND-16 was built with Claude Opus 5.5.

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The details

Genre
Toys/Tools, Simulation
Plays
In your browser
Price
Free
Players
Single player
Hosted on
Developer's own site

The AI label

AI model
Claude Opus 5.5
AI tools
Not disclosed
AI made
Code

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