The Chase
You bat, the AI bowls pace and spin, sets the field and learns where you score.
- Read the bowler’s aimed spot, then time your shot
- 5, 10 or T20 overs, three difficulty levels
- Works with a game controller
Hi, I’m Brijesh. This is where I keep my experiments with AI: narrated explainers, games, 3D simulations, small apps, and notes on what I’m learning along the way. Sanskrit grammar next to quantum mechanics next to cricket. Curiosity is the only theme.
They all run in the browser, no install. Bat against a bowler that learns, drive a competition robot, untangle Bengaluru traffic, debug Pāṇini, or let the moon explain the calendar.
You bat, the AI bowls pace and spin, sets the field and learns where you score.
Practise driving a competition robot for the NRL 2026 HYPERDRIVE game: grab rings, stack poles, balance on the Space Station, race an AI opponent.
A 3D Bengaluru with 1,500 road users. Turn the potholes up, fix the junctions, watch the jams change.
All 3,983 sūtras of Pāṇini’s grammar, explorable, plus a derivation debugger.
A smiling moon walks you through tithi, nakṣatra, yoga and karaṇa: keeping time the Indian way.
Each one is a single web page with a guide character, animations and things to drag, click and break.
Devotional songs to read slowly, starting with the Hanuman Chalisa: original text in nine Indian scripts, transliteration, word-by-word meanings traced to Sanskrit roots, the stories behind each verse, a recitation counter and a synced kirtan recording.
Two animated, voiced explainers of Nick Huntington-Klein's book The Effect: a detective case file and a field guide with pause-and-think cases.
Interactive, animated, narrated explainers for Grade 8 Cambridge Lower Secondary / IGCSE: physics, chemistry, biology and computer science.
An interactive, Kokoro-narrated retro-terminal explainer with 22 hands-on lessons on using Claude Code well.
Interactive 3D narrated explainers on chromosomes, DNA, genes, the double helix and how proteins fold.
Animated, narrated deep dive through all ten lectures of Susskind and Friedman's Quantum Mechanics: The Theoretical Minimum, with interactive math. By Brijesh Shetty (github.com/brijs).
A childhood village house rebuilt from photos and memory. Walk in, open the windows, light the boiler, draw water from the well.
My mother is learning Sanskrit. Play her chanting of Gītā Chapter 12 while each word lights up as she says it, with word-by-word meanings in English and ಕನ್ನಡ.
One over of Test cricket on a 46-second loop: an outswinger, a bouncer, an edge to slip.
A new explainer, a game, an app, or something I wrote. Tell me what you’re curious about and I’ll lean that way.