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I turned greenaidigital.com into a game.
GreenAI Flight is a 3D hangar on the 60th floor of a tower in a full city you can fly around. Roblox-style, in the browser, one file, no install.
Press O and you're the owner. Walk the hangar with WASD, walk up to a GREENAIFLIGHT jet, press E, and fly it out over the city. Throttle, bank, pitch, land back on the roof.
Every piece of equipment in the hangar is a piece of what greenaidigital.com sells😍 - The drafting table is where a client's system gets designed.
- The forge is where it gets built.
- The switchboard / network bay is the phone lines and inboxes: the AI receptionist that answers the calls you'd otherwise miss.
- The test rig is where every system gets broken on purpose before a client ever sees it.
- The delivery dock is onboarding: the system going out the door and staying up.
- The marketing studio is positioning, copy, paid media, analytics and outreach.
- The drone & robotics lab is the inspection side we're building next.
Fifteen AI agents work those stations live, and the work log along the bottom is the real one.
Outside: gun-camera turrets sweeping the tower, a security helicopter on patrol, and a Green AI Inc. sign on the roof. Because why not.
Fly it: greenaidigital.com/demons
Built with Three.js. If you want your own business as a world people can walk through, that's a thing I build.
The part that holds up past the novelty is that every station maps to a real business function — drafting table as design, test rig as QA before a client ever sees it. Without that 1:1 mapping it's just a flex; with it, it's actually explaining the service.
That mapping was the whole reason to build it. I didn't want a 3D thing for the sake of a 3D thing — every station is a job I actually do for a client, so walking the hangar is the same as reading the service list, just less boring. The test rig is the one I'm proudest of;...
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01 is perfect