HPC Automaton: Cellular Life

HPC Automaton runs Conway's Game of Life and forty-six more cellular automata on your GPU — one shader pass per generation, hundreds of generations a second on a phone. The point is that it never stops. One finger paints living cells, two fingers pan and zoom, and the world keeps evolving the whole time. Drop a glider gun into a growing colony and watch what happens. - 47 rules: Life, HighLife, Seeds, Maze, Brian's Brain, Day & Night, the Wolfram 1D rules, and more - Cyclic automata that organise noise into rotating spirals of colour - Larger-than-Life rules whose random fields resolve into crawling "bugs" - Moore, von Neumann and hexagonal neighbourhoods — hex worlds drawn properly sheared - Build and save your own rules with birth/survival toggles or a plain B3/S23 field - Twelve colour ramps with a full editor, plus glow and fading trails - GIF recording and 4K poster export, saved to your gallery or shared - A live population graph, a minimap, and a curated gallery of twenty worlds - Presentation mode: no chrome, screen kept awake No account and nothing to buy — every feature is unlocked from the start. Exports carry a small badge; one short ad clears the next five. Nothing leaves your device unless you send it.