Replays
Try pardes in the browser — the real Zig web shell, compiled to WebAssembly and restored from a session dump.
One-finger touch
Tap to LOOK, the same action as a right mouse button. Drag past a small movement threshold to scroll naturally. Once a gesture becomes a scroll it will not also open the text beneath your finger when you release it.
A touch that begins on a pane tagline or near a separator is reserved for the corresponding left-mouse layout gesture, so resizing or moving panes cannot turn into scrolling. Touch circles, trails, and the click flash are debugging aids of the native SDL build and are gated behind its Debug toggle.
The launcher is a real Pardes session dump captured after running git ls-files '*.zig' in its terminal. It shows the complete list of Git-tracked Zig paths; tap any line to open that file. The web build embeds the current working-tree contents for exactly those paths as a read-only source archive.
Opened source panes use tree-sitter syntax colors. The web build carries only the Zig grammar, keeping the WebAssembly download smaller while covering every source it exposes.
The browser has no access to your host filesystem and does not start ptys, and it compiles in no language backend. LOOK can open the embedded Pardes sources or a URL; desktop mouse and keyboard controls otherwise use the same core behavior as the native build.