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Labyrinth AI v1.0
Interactive 3D chemistry simulator powered by generative AI.
Labyrinth Workspace is a free, browser-based 3D chemistry lab that makes science accessible to everyone. Drag and drop elements on a 3D canvas to trigger thousands of real-time reactions. The integrated AI mentor explains molecular changes as they happen and automatically generates detailed lab reports. Built with Next.js and Three.js, it runs smoothly on any device without expensive subscriptions or downloads. Perfect for hands-on learning without the hardware constraints.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Hemant, the solo developer behind Labyrinth Workspace.
I noticed that many students and curious minds don't have access to well-equipped, expensive physical science labs. I wanted to change that and completely democratize access to interactive science.
For the past several months, I've been building a completely free 3D chemistry simulator so anyone can run experiments right in their browser. You can mix elements in real-time on the 3D canvas, and the integrated AI mentor breaks down the exact mechanisms, thermodynamic properties, and stoichiometric yields of the reactions you just triggered.
The Tech Stack:
Frontend & Core UI: Next.js & React
3D Physics & Visuals: Three.js / React Three Fiber
AI Orchestration: Gemini API & OpenRouter
Database & Storage: Supabase
Deployment: Vercel Edge Network
Since I built the visual physics and reaction engine from scratch, I would love for the developers, educators, and science enthusiasts here to try and break it! Mix some highly volatile elements and let me know what you think of the AI mentor's explanations.
I'll be hanging out here all day to answer your questions, chat about the architecture, and take your feedback! 🚀
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About Labyrinth AI v1.0 on Product Hunt
“Interactive 3D chemistry simulator powered by generative AI.”
Labyrinth AI v1.0 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #75 on the daily leaderboard. Labyrinth Workspace is a free, browser-based 3D chemistry lab that makes science accessible to everyone. Drag and drop elements on a 3D canvas to trigger thousands of real-time reactions. The integrated AI mentor explains molecular changes as they happen and automatically generates detailed lab reports. Built with Next.js and Three.js, it runs smoothly on any device without expensive subscriptions or downloads. Perfect for hands-on learning without the hardware constraints.
Labyrinth AI v1.0 was featured in Education (78.8k followers), Artificial Intelligence (473.1k followers) and Online Learning (3.6k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 140.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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Hemant Prakash
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Hemant, the solo developer behind Labyrinth Workspace.
I noticed that many students and curious minds don't have access to well-equipped, expensive physical science labs. I wanted to change that and completely democratize access to interactive science.
For the past several months, I've been building a completely free 3D chemistry simulator so anyone can run experiments right in their browser. You can mix elements in real-time on the 3D canvas, and the integrated AI mentor breaks down the exact mechanisms, thermodynamic properties, and stoichiometric yields of the reactions you just triggered.
The Tech Stack:
Frontend & Core UI: Next.js & React
3D Physics & Visuals: Three.js / React Three Fiber
AI Orchestration: Gemini API & OpenRouter
Database & Storage: Supabase
Deployment: Vercel Edge Network
Since I built the visual physics and reaction engine from scratch, I would love for the developers, educators, and science enthusiasts here to try and break it! Mix some highly volatile elements and let me know what you think of the AI mentor's explanations.
I'll be hanging out here all day to answer your questions, chat about the architecture, and take your feedback! 🚀