Neal Agarwal
Creative coder behind neal.fun, a site of interactive web experiments including Spend Bill Gates' Money, The Deep Sea and Absurd Trolley Problems.
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Uses Bandicam
To record my silly Twitter videos I use Bandicam and GifCam.
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Uses Spotify
I'm also listening to Spotify pretty much all day.
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Uses Pocket
I use Pocket to save articles/links and the Kindle app on my phone to read all my books.
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Loved Buffway wallet
I usually don't fall-in-love with physical products, but the exceptions are my iPhone XS, my Panasonic Earbuds and my Buffway wallet.
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Loved Panasonic Earbuds
I usually don't fall-in-love with physical products, but the exceptions are my iPhone XS, my Panasonic Earbuds and my Buffway wallet.
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Loved iPhone XS
I usually don't fall-in-love with physical products, but the exceptions are my iPhone XS, my Panasonic Earbuds and my Buffway wallet.
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Uses Visual Studio Code
For coding I use Visual Studio Code and primarily Chrome during development.
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Loved Netlify
I host pretty much everything on Netlify because it's so easy and I've been a customer for years.
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Loved photopea.com
Recently I came across photopea.com and I love using that instead of Photoshop for simple tasks.
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Loved Notion
I've completely switched to Notion for creating documents and taking notes because it's so good.
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Where they publish
Site neal.fun His site of interactive web experiments, one page per idea.
Link verified 5 Sept 2026.
Site nealagarwal.me His personal landing page.
Link verified 5 Sept 2026.
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- I have some unfortunate news... 15 Oct 2026
- You can now make foldables on Design the Next iPhone ahead of tomorrows event 8 Sept 2026
- There's a big difference between making a game that looks good in a video and a game people actually wanna play 7 Sept 2026
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- Made a sketch artist game where you have to draw the character based on witness testimony 2 Sept 2026
- next captcha game I'm going full National Treasure, you'll have to scour every continent for clues 7 Aug 2026
- Added 5,000 more items to Wiki Spy! A lot more vintage cars, pinball machines, and puppies 21 Jun 2026
- Some collages made by cutting out items from wikipedia 18 Jun 2026
- Made a site that takes objects from wikipedia and turns them into endless I Spy > 18 Jun 2026
- new Horse Race Tests premiering in cursor camp everyday this week! @snakesandrews 19 May 2026
- I’m looking for the first full-time developer for https://t.co/nprGVKUWBn! You’d work with me on making new web projects and games for the site. Preferably in nyc If anyone is interested or has leads dm me or email hi@neal.fun! 5 May 2026
- it's a beautiful day in cursor camp 3 May 2026
- Sometimes you need to let an idea grow in the back of your head for 7 years before making it 30 Apr 2026
- we're watching king kong vs godzilla right now 29 Apr 2026
- Introducing Cursor Camp, a website to hang out with other cursors. Out now, enjoy :) 29 Apr 2026
- roasting marshmallows in the cursor mmo 26 Apr 2026
- would be more fun if the folder moved and you had to chase it 6 Apr 2026
- responsive united states 4 Apr 2026
- soccer field at cursor camp 2 Apr 2026
- please help if a cursor wore a party hat would it be like the left or right 27 Mar 2026
- chilling in the cursor hot tub with my friends 24 Mar 2026
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