The Sunday Briefing
A newspaper-style front page: a live ticker, the top story, then world, tech, science, sport and an “and finally”.
✦ Written by Claude from the day’s news and published with the Canvasbin MCP
Open the live page →For news briefings, small apps and games
A Canvasbin page is a full web page, so your assistant isn’t limited to reports. It can lay out a front page of today’s news, build a small app with its own navigation, or write a 3D game, then publish it at a link anyone can open.
These are real Canvasbin pages built by an agent. Scroll and click inside them: the charts, tabs and filters all work.
A newspaper-style front page: a live ticker, the top story, then world, tech, science, sport and an “and finally”.
✦ Written by Claude from the day’s news and published with the Canvasbin MCP
Open the live page →An agentic AI newsroom built as a single page app: front page, sections, search, dark mode and an in-depth page for every story, with sources.
✦ Researched and built by Claude, published with the Canvasbin MCP
Open the live page →A Three.js driving game on a 3.7 km circuit through Scottish hills, with a tyre model, lap timer, three cameras and gamepad support.
✦ Generated by Claude as one HTML file and published with the Canvasbin MCP
Open the live page →A front page on any topic, from your industry to your football team, rebuilt on a schedule.
Write the issue once and share a link and a PDF instead of an attachment.
A pub quiz, crossword or daily word game for friends or the classroom.
Calculators, converters, timers and checklists that run in the browser.
Snake, Tetris, Breakout or something new, playable on a phone.
A simulation or step-through that shows how something works.
Chart.js, D3, ECharts or hand-drawn SVG, whatever the agent likes.
Mermaid flowcharts, sequence diagrams and data models.
Filters, tabs, tooltips and toggles, all in plain JavaScript.
Full HTML and CSS: dark mode, animation, custom fonts, mobile-first, plus a one-click PDF.
When the agent updates a page, open browsers refresh by themselves. Great for wall screens.
Scripts run in a sandbox, away from Canvasbin and your account.