I’ve always been obsessed with the "Depths of Wikipedia" -- those weird connections you find between totally unrelated topics. I built https://on-the-same.page to gamify that experience, and to help spark new serendipitous discoveries + learn new facts.
It’s a web app that lets a player race from Topic A to Topic B, embedded in the browser (and gamified with a global leaderboard).
Technical details:
- Built using AI Studio and Antigravity.
- Uses Firestore to handle state management.
- Deployed via Cloud Run.
It’s currently live at https://on-the-same.page. Let me know if you find any dead ends or if you have feature requests! And please suggest new topics for the explorations; will turn this into a model eval for computer use after getting enough examples. :)
On The Same Page – Real-time AI-enabled explorer for Wikipedia rabbit holes · HackerTrans
I’ve always been obsessed with the "Depths of Wikipedia" -- those weird connections you find between totally unrelated topics. I built https://on-the-same.page to gamify that experience, and to help spark new serendipitous discoveries + learn new facts.
It’s a web app that lets a player race from Topic A to Topic B, embedded in the browser (and gamified with a global leaderboard).
Technical details: - Built using AI Studio and Antigravity. - Uses Firestore to handle state management. - Deployed via Cloud Run.
It’s currently live at https://on-the-same.page. Let me know if you find any dead ends or if you have feature requests! And please suggest new topics for the explorations; will turn this into a model eval for computer use after getting enough examples. :)