That is such a clever input method. I also love that the example games work in a browser, because the ease of sharing stuff like this is a big part of it -- it

That is such a clever input method. I also love that the example games work in a browser, because the ease of sharing stuff like this is a big part of it -- it's not just that if you're a kid you can bang out something interactive with a stack of papers and some pencils, it's a big thing if also once you're done you can just text someone a link or paste it into a group chat. Hosting games is still kind of an annoyingly unsolved problem, but it's at least a lot easier to do with web games. It would be really cool to set a bunch of kids up with Itch accounts and have some kind of API integration with this tool where they could just start sharing web games back and forth, where the program just auto-uploads new builds over the API whenever they hit a publish button. This just looks really delightful, I'm excited to see where it goes.