Projects made to be tried, not just listed.
DigitBox is a personal project hub for browser games, Minecraft experiments, coding tools, development notes, and AppGPT. It is a place to publish small ideas while they are still connected to the questions that produced them: What happens if this mechanic changes? Can this tool work on mobile? Can a project be easier to install, save, or understand?
The site is connected to the public DigitBox GitHub repository. The repository stores the website code, project indexes, posts, and smaller content files. Larger game assets can be published through GitHub release assets so a game can remain playable without making every website build unnecessarily large.
What you can do here
Play and test
Open a project from the gallery and try it in the browser. Some games also provide optional save, export, and restore tools.
Read the reasoning
Posts and changelog entries provide context for updates, fixes, experiments, and features that are difficult to explain from a project thumbnail alone.
Build with AppGPT
AppGPT is a separate DigitBox surface for turning a conversation into an editable Telegram Mini App, with preview, debugging, and publishing tools.
How projects are presented
DigitBox keeps the original project link close to the playable experience. Titles, descriptions, update notes, and external links may change as a project develops. A project page is therefore a snapshot of the current build, not a promise that every experiment is finished or production-ready.
DigitBox is independent. It is not an official Minecraft, Telegram, GitHub, Modrinth, Planet Minecraft, or YouTube site, and links to those services do not imply endorsement.