Nick Karnik | Lab

Lab

Small interactive tools I build to work something out. Each one is meant to be played with, not just read.

Most of this started because I wanted to make something for someone in my family

Maya tells me an idea on our evening call. I build it that night and she plays it the next day.

Judgement is my mother's card game. She is paralyzed and could only play when family visited. Now she can play whenever she wants, built for the way she plays it.

CodeBots is for my ten year old. She wanted to write real code, not a toy version of it.

The robotic hand is for Ari. He wanted a 3D printer, so I got him one. Building the hand is how we get into anatomy, physics, printing and code together.

The guitar primer and the trigonometry pages I built to work something out for myself.

Everything here is free. No ads, no accounts, nothing to buy. I count visits and what gets used, so I know what to fix and what to build next. That is all I collect. A longer piece on why is coming.