living backgrounds, one script tag each.

ambient scenes built for the fleet: flowing, calm, never obnoxious. No libraries, no tracking. Most are a single self-contained file that draws everything in code and makes zero network calls; the twelve matter plates each load one image; the two gaussian-splat scenes stream one real captured scene file (~4MB, once) and render it live on your GPU. Click a card and this page becomes it.

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use one on your site

Drop the tag anywhere in your page. The scene mounts itself behind your content, pauses when the tab is hidden, and cleans up after itself.

<script src="https://manymoats.com/api/scenes/aurora.js"></script>

self-contained: 3 to 24 KB, no third-party libraries, works self-hosted too (just save the file)
respects prefers-reduced-motion: renders one still frame instead of animating
caps pixel density at 2x and pauses off-screen, so it stays light on batteries
if WebGL isn't available it falls back to a simple canvas render, never a blank page

night mode that brings the stars out

One tag watches for dark mode and mounts a scene behind your site automatically: galaxy at night, nothing by day. It follows your site's own theme toggle first, then the visitor's system setting; set data-when="night" to key off the actual clock (7pm–6am) instead.

<script src="https://manymoats.com/api/scenes/nightmode.js" data-scene="galaxy"></script>

the rail ride

A guided flight down a glowing rail through every site in the fleet, the welcome-aboard sequence. Built on the same engine, riding the real fleet list.

take the ride